What did the national defense act of 1986 state in regards to the Selective Service?

The National Defense Authorization Act of 1986 included provisions to maintain the Selective Service System, which requires male citizens and residents of the U.S. to register for potential military conscription. It reaffirmed the necessity of the registration process and emphasized the importance of having a ready pool of individuals available in case of a national emergency. The Act did not reinstate the draft but ensured the system remained operational.