People would probably claim it was bringing control of the branches under one umbrella, but there's nothing to say that Department of War would be incorrect. Probably PC BS.

Did not the National Security Act of 1947 already accomplish all that and more?  When I wrote the Department of War, perhaps I needed to be more clear.  The leviathan it is today needs to be placed back into the perspective our Founders intended before achieving the Progressives full utopian end game - Ministry Department of Peace.

Conscription?  Hell no!  Not because I think that American citizens shouldn't have skin in the game to help keep the Constitution from being a "living" piece of paper that's damn near all the way through the shredder.  Nor, is it simply due to the fact that with the right campaign contributions, good connections, Drafts are meaningless.  For some, cutting a check on April 15 is likened to the sheeple rolling a shopping cart along a counter for packaged ground beef instead of actually experiencing what the entire process from stockyard to bacon double cheeseburger truly entails.

Nope.  My disdain for conscription today is rooted firmly with too big to fail Internationalist financiers and their beholden Fabian indoctrinated ruling class f#@%s infesting every branch, agency, and level of organic act D.C., Inc. redistributing the order, and also using our sons and daughters as pawns in a prehistoric sandbox.

The rubes with their pee-pees in Senators back pockets had their chance on upholding 1A, and 2A sworn oaths too.