Why was the U.S. National Guard used to modernize the army? a. It did not want to use highly trained soldiers. b. The army neede
d to train as many soldiers as possible in the new techniques of warfare. c. The U.S. National Guard was small and compliant. d. The National Guard had experience training women in the regular forces.
b. The army needed to train as many soldiers as possible in the new techniques of warfare.
Explanation:
Prior to 1933, individuals from the Army National Guard were viewed as state volunteer army until they were prepared into U.S. Armed force, normally on the beginning of war. Since the 1933 change to the National Defense Act of 1916, all Army National Guard troopers have held double status. They fill in as National Guardsmen under the expert of the legislative leader of their state or region and as a save individual from the U.S. Armed force under the expert of the President, in the Army National Guard of the United States.
