Back in the year 1947 I got out of the service, and re-registered for the draft. And received a 1-C classification. What does that mean? My brother held the same class, and he was in Europe during WWII.
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I couldn't find an answer to your question, so what I think you should do is contact the Department of Veterans Affairs and ask them. I would think if anyone would know it would be them. You can contact them by going to this web page.
Classification 1-C simply designated that you are, or were, a member of the Armed Forces of the United States, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration or the Public Health Service.
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