The following
information may be helpful for individuals currently serving or considering
enlistment in the United States armed forces and for those concerned about
conscientious objection and religious liberty in the military. Read Actual Armed Forces Contracts and Documents
The
National Registry for Conscientious Objection - The National Registry
provides men and women of all ages with an opportunity to register their
objection to personal, national, and international violence.
GI
Rights Hotline - a network of nonprofit, nongovernmental organizations who
provide information to service members about military discharges, grievance and
complaint procedures, and other civil rights.
2006 Operational Law Handbook - page 340
discusses the standards for conscientious objection, and what factors are
considered by the U.S. military in determining whether such status applies.
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