Does The Military have the right the authority and the duty to put the enemies of the U.S Constitution in front of a firing squad?

The US Military does not enforce civilian law. It only has jurisdiction over those in uniform.

The only law defined in the Constitution is "Treason" and the penalty can be death, but that is for civilian courts to pursue.

This is a third grade question for which an adult answer would presumably be lost.

If I agreed with that we would both be idiots.

Military personnel only, and not without a military trial and conviction first.

This is a question with a complicated answer.

To get the information you require please visit the link below:

http://military.wikia.com/wiki/Execution_by_firing...

No, they do not.

The US constitution means nothing outside of the USA.

it Murdered Iraq on a pack of lies that defies all your constitution so its bull**it stop quoting it nearly a million Iraqis dead freedom and honour for them yeah

as far as I know, "enemy of the Constitution" is not a valid charge, let alone a capital offense, according to military legal standards...

That's Martial Law.