Who were the people in World War 2 that didnt go to boot camp?

The people in World War 2 that didn't go to boot camp were members of the United States Merchant Marine. The Merchant Marine is a civilian fleet of ships that is used to transport military supplies and personnel. Although they were civilians, they were under attack from German submarines and lost approximately 1,000 ships and 6,500 sailors.

How did Palmer raids deprive some citizens of their civil rights?

Why did World War 2 temporarily break down racial barriers at home?

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