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Would soldiers be justified in disobeying orders?
A soldier would not only be justified it would be his duty to disobey an unlawful order.
What happens after the training is complete in America's army?
When training has been completed, soldiers are given orders for their permanent duty station.
Is it right if you are going to be shot that you shoot the person who is going to kill you like kill them or they kill you sort of thing?
In a war there is no right or wrong. A soldiers' duty is to protect him/her self and his/her comrades and follow orders unless the orders come from a disreputable source. In a civil context you would be justified shooting someone only for self protection, though this would depend on which country you live in.
What are military ADOS orders?
Active Duty Operational Support orders
What is the calling of soldiers into active duty called?
The calling of soldiers into active duty is called MOBILIZATION.
What ARE fallen soldiers?
Fallen soldiers are soldiers who have died in the line of duty.
Whats the calling of soldiers into active duty called?
The calling of soldiers into active duty is known as mobilization.
What were the positions of American soldiers in the Korean War?
There position was to do their duty; they did their duty.
Did soldiers serve the length of the war of tours of duty?
length of duty
What is ITDY?
ITDY is similar to temporary duty (TDY), which the Navy calls temporary additional duty (TAD), but there is no specified time period and no end-date in the orders. ITDY orders are issued to service members going on temporary duty when the return date is unknown. A modification or follow-on orders are required for the member to go to their permanent duty station (PDS).
What size is South Africa army?
The South African army has about 67,000 active duty soldiers. There is another 15,000 soldiers that are on reserve duty.
Which country has highest no of soldiers?
China, they have an estimated 2,285,000 soldiers on active duty.
