In the Korean Language the word 'kuk' êµ­ [å] means 'national' and 'sool' ì  [è¡] means 'martial art' (the Korean word 'won' ì [é¢] is best translated as 'institute' or 'training center'). Kuk Sool Won is a trademarked name, by In Hyuk Suh, everywhere in the world but Canada.uk Sool Won encompasses many different traditional Korean arts. However, it still has some discernible characteristics that set it apart from other traditional martial arts. It is typically characterized by having low stances and fluid, graceful motions. There is also an emphasis on joint locks and pressure points.
The reason (c. 1996) for not having women be draft-eligible was that women didn't serve in combat. Women now, by court ruling, may serve in combat. That reason isn't valid any more. In any case, a modern military is more than just front-line troops.en fight so that women don't have to. I will volunteer to fight any day of the week if my country need me to. But I will never want my girlfriend or wife to be drafted. Imagine you fighting in combat and having the thought of your girlfriend or wife or little sister fighting in another battlefield or maybe dead.
Congress might say, for example, that the national emergency requires 95 percent of draftees to be fighters, or infantry. A draft bill might argue that since, say, 95 percent of infantry troops are men, then the national emergency would require 95 percent of men to be called up, and 5 percent of women, Mr. Dunlap notes.There would be a relatively small number of women who would want to do it and be able to pass the test,â Dunlap argues. âThose that wanted to do it and could would be welcomed into the unit, because they would be extraordinary people,â he adds.