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Because members of the US military would not follow someone who would try to overthrow the government. Each member of the military has sworn an oath to support and defend the US Constitution. A fundamental mission of the US Military is to defend the Nation's elected officials from any power that would try to change the government without the election process designed by the Constitution. Tenants of the US Constitution trump any orders from superior officers.
What else can I help you with?
What was the first military coup in Israel?
There have been no military coup in Israel
Who helped the military coup in Chile?
The US Central Intelligence Agency planned and supported the coup, which overthrew the elected leader (S. Allende).
What is a military coup and how have they figured prominentaly in Nigeria's history?
trace the history of military coup in nigeria
What is the French meaning for military takeover of civillian government?
coup d'état, although technically a coup doesn't have to be military.
What is it called when a group of military leaders take over a country?
It's usually called a "coup d'etat", or simply "a coup".
When did the military coup take place in Chile and who was leading the coup?
1973
How do you spell military coo?
The correct spelling is "military coup." A coup is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government, typically carried out by a small group of individuals within the existing state apparatus, such as the military. The term "coup" originates from the French phrase "coup d'état," meaning a sudden overthrow of a government.
Who murdered Diem?
It was a military coup.
Does the US support Fiji?
Yes, although military aid is currently suspended due to the as-of-yet-unresolved 2006 coup.
What country had a military coup in 1962?
Burma
When was the first military coup in myanmar?
1962
Was there a military coup in 1945 in buenos aires?
Yes, there was a military coup in Argentina in 1943, which occurred in Buenos Aires. This coup overthrew President Ramón Castillo and led to the establishment of a military government. The coup set the stage for significant political changes in the country, including the rise of Juan Domingo Perón, who became a prominent political figure in the subsequent years. However, there was no specific coup in 1945; rather, it was a continuation of the military's influence in Argentine politics.
