During the Vietnam War, young men gathered in college dorms and friends’ homes to listen to live TV and radio broadcasts of the U. S. Selective Service System drawing lottery numbers to determine who would and would not be drafted. 366 blue plastic capsules contained the birthdays that would be chosen in the first Vietnam draft lottery drawing on December 1, 1969. The first birth date drawn that night, assigned the lowest number, "001," was September 14.[2] Subsequent analysis of the numbers suggest that they were not uniformly distributed across the year, and that men with November or December birthdays were more likely to be drafted.[1] Is that so?