Did you not get drafted in World War 2 if you were married or were the oldest in the family?

During World War II, being married or the oldest child in a family could influence draft exemptions, but it did not guarantee that individuals would not be drafted. The Selective Service System had various classifications, and married men or those with dependents might be deferred or classified differently, depending on the needs of the military and the specific circumstances of the individual. Ultimately, many factors determined draft eligibility, and policies evolved throughout the war.