Wisconsin native Gary Olson is a 52-year-old grandfather, a retired U.S. Army veteran - and soon to be a soldier again, thanks to the need for troops in Iraq. Olson was ordered to report for duty Dec. 4 in Fort Jackson, S.C. Sally Olson, his wife of 33 years, said that she was shocked by the orders and figured the chances of it happening were slim when he took early retirement more than a decade ago. "Why don't they just go to the draft if they are getting this desperate for people?" she asked. "In a couple of months, he will be 53." Sally Olson said she disagrees with President Bush that the war in Iraq was justified. You got it Sally! So does 67% of the nation. The Army told Olson, a sergeant first class mechanic when he retired, to prepare for 18 months away from home after he passes his physical. Maj. Elizabeth Robbins, an Army spokeswoman at the Pentagon, said since the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, the military has called to duty about 6,50...