in the 28 years
when we had a conscript force -
between the end of WWII and 1973, 
when we went to the all-volunteer force -
in that 28-year period, we, as a country,
commissioned or authorized
exactly 19 overseas military deployments.
The two biggest ones, of course, 
were Korea and Vietnam.
In the 41 years since we've had
the all-volunteer force - since 1973 -
there have been 144 overseas deployments,
the biggest: Iraq one and two,
and Afghanistan.
If you annualize it,
since we've gone
to the all-volunteer force,
we have deployed
our military forces overseas
five times more frequently
on an annual basis
than we did in the era
of the conscript force.
Those numbers alone
suggest to me that we have,
whether intentionally or not, created -
because of the structure
and configuration of the force we have,
we have created a moral hazard

English: 
for the commander in chief toIn the first episode of Doctor Stranger, a gifted South Korean doctor, Park Chul(played by Kim Sang Joong), went over to North Korea to operate on Kim Il Sung.
Jang Suk Joo(played by Cheon Ho Jin) came to Chul and suggested him to cross the border to North Korea to give Kim Il Sung a heart surgery. He said this was the only way to stop the war.
Chul decided to go the North Korea, so he called his son’s mother who lived in America. He asked her to take care of their son, Park Hoon(played by Lee Jong Suk), but she got mad at him and refused to. Chul had no choice but to take Hoon to North Korea with him.
In North Korea, Chul successfully performed the surgery, and