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 Attack Q&A
TIME.com answers your frequently asked questions about the attack on the 
World Trade Center  


Thursday, Sep. 13, 2001


1. Will there be a draft?
2. Are we at war?
3. What is being done about an anti-Arab backlash in the United States?
3. What is Congress doing to respond to the attacks?
5. Why are they not issuing death toll estimates?
6. When will the President speak again?


Will there be a draft?

Not before an escalation in conflict that is barely imaginable at this point. 
The Army alone has over 1 million professional soldiers, and the U.S. Armed 
Forces already have the capability to fight a major war with an enemy the 
size of China or Russia. The enemy in this case is a small band of terrorists 
and possibly nations that support them; air strikes and small 
Special-Ops-type operations are the most likely options at this point. 


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A full-scale invasion and occupation of a country such as Afghanistan would 
likely result in the activation or reserves, certainly. But remember —drafted 
soldiers take 6 months to train properly, and at this point no one is 
imagining a protracted large-scale conflict on the order of WWII or even 
Vietnam. It’s just not that kind of enemy. But as we’ve learned this week, 
the unimaginable is always possible. 

Are we at war?
 
 

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