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Would soldiers ever be justified in refusing the order to fight?
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∙ 9y ago
The idea of whether a soldier would be justified in refusing the order to fight in World War 2 is a matter of personal opinion. Some believe that when you are called to serve your country in this manner you are obligated to do so. With the amount of deaths and injuries associated with this war others feel that a person should have had the right to make this decision for themselves, especially if they had families they were leaving behind.
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What did the Athens rely on because of refusing to fight on land?
Seapower: They relied on the water to fight.
What are a group of soldiers that stood in a square to fight?
a group of soldiers that stood in a square to fight?
A ditch from where soldiers fight battles is a?
A hole in the ground that soldiers use to fight in is called a Trench.
Who was the boxer stripped of his title for refusing to fight in the Vietnam war?
Cassis clay
How many soldiers were sent to fight in the war?
49 000 soldiers were sent to fight in the Vietnam war.
What do soldiers do in the war?
they fight
What do you call soldiers who fight with rifles on the ground?
infantry soldiers
What invention allowed soldiers to fight on horseback?
the Chinese invention that allowed soldiers to fight on horseback was The saddle and stirrups.
Did black soldiers fight in World War 1?
Yes, Black Soldiers did fight in World War 1
How did the African regiments help the union war effort?
they helped because they would fight with the north and that would get them more soldiers.
Who was the boxer stripped of his title for refusing to fight in the vietam war?
mohammad ali clay
Why did soldiers use weapons?
because the other soldiers at the other end had weapons and if neither of the side had weapons there would be no war [MAYBE A FIST FIGHT] but yeah.
