Conscientious Objector
Conscientious Objector information
There are two types of Conscientious Objectors in the United States military. They are all servicemembers who have religious, moral, or ethical grounds for not participating as a combatant in war. Some conscientious objectors have accepted non-combatant roles and remained in the military. Others find that their beliefs do not allow them to continue to be a member of a military which supports war-as even noncombatant roles are crucial to the military war effort.
Great resources for those seeking more information about becoming and supporting Conscientious Objectors.
Military Discharges, Military Counseling - GI Rights Hotline
Center on Conscience & War
The military regulations concerning conscientious objection can be found below.
DOD
NAVY
AIR FORCE
ARMY
MARINES
COAST GUARD
*Links courtesy of objector.org
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