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Radiation? Is it lawful to refuse to fight in a nuclear battlefield?
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
It is unlawful to refuse to fight in any battlefield. Nuclear or otherwise.
Source(s): Article 85/86/90/91/92 UCMJ - Anonymous1 decade ago
Stop spamming your DU and nuke questions and just come out to say you hate the US military and you have an agenda in your questions. It'll save us all a lot of time and trouble.
At least your ignorance and bias is worth another 2 points to me.
- Richard BLv 41 decade ago
War is not a constrained by legalities. There are no lawyers refereeing war until after its fought. There are no time outs or safe zones. Once Americans realize that war is not neat, clean, or peaceful maybe we can win one.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Right I think that it's called desertion. In a war punishable by death, so whats the difference?
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
no.
You accept the pay and the training and the benefits, and you joined voluntarily.
You fight.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Being stupid like yourself should be illegal...
- Anonymous1 decade ago
yes,,,,