wrote


Was that not allowed? Must all citizens support all war efforts
supported by The President, regardless of their consciences,
and regardless of the facts?


They were allowed to serve "in other ways" such as Navy Corpsman.

KØHB wrote:
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Was that not allowed? Must all citizens support all war efforts
supported by The President, regardless of their consciences,
and regardless of the facts?


They were allowed to serve "in other ways" such as Navy Corpsman.

Jim was a US Navy Corpsman?

Doubt it.

What does anyone know about Jim? I'm going to guess that within
moments of turning 18, he was attending college in Canada.

wrote:
KØHB wrote:

What does anyone know about Jim?

Depends on who the "anyone" is. Some people know
a lot, others know less.

I'm going to guess that within
moments of turning 18, he was attending college in Canada.

Your guess is way off. I've never attended college outside the
USA.

wrote:
wrote:
KØHB wrote:

What does anyone know about Jim?

Depends on who the "anyone" is. Some people know
a lot, others know less.

I'm going to guess that within
moments of turning 18, he was attending college in Canada.

Your guess is way off. I've never attended college outside the
USA.

Ever been to Canada? Ever lived abroad?

KØHB wrote:
wrote


Was that not allowed? Must all citizens support all war efforts
supported by The President, regardless of their consciences,
and regardless of the facts?


They were allowed to serve "in other ways" such as Navy Corpsman.

Jim was a Navy Corpsman?

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Jim was a Navy Corpsman?

I don't know. Medical branches were one way for objectors to serve; another was
a religious chaplain or chaplain assistant.

Beep beep
de Hans, K0HB

KØHB wrote:
Medical branches were one way for objectors to serve; another was
a religious chaplain or chaplain assistant.

Some objectors did amazing things, too:

http://historynet.com/vn/bltombennett/index1.html

http://www.medalofhonor.com/DesmondDoss.htm


73 de Jim, N2EY

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KØHB wrote:
Medical branches were one way for objectors to serve; another was
a religious chaplain or chaplain assistant.

Some objectors did amazing things, too:

http://historynet.com/vn/bltombennett/index1.html

http://www.medalofhonor.com/DesmondDoss.htm


73 de Jim, N2EY

Welp, Jim, I thought you were covertly trying to get us to find your
"service in other ways." So I went to the Medal of Honor website and
searched "Miccolis."

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This kind of reminds me of the time that Dave was desperately trying to
get me to see that he was an A-1 Operator, except, unlike Dave actually
being listed in the A-1Operator list, you are not mentioned on the
Medal of Honor list.

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wrote:
KØHB wrote:
Medical branches were one way for objectors to serve; another was
a religious chaplain or chaplain assistant.

Some objectors did amazing things, too:

http://historynet.com/vn/bltombennett/index1.html

http://www.medalofhonor.com/DesmondDoss.htm


73 de Jim, N2EY

Welp, Jim, I thought you were covertly trying to get us to find your
"service in other ways." So I went to the Medal of Honor website and
searched "Miccolis."

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This kind of reminds me of the time that Dave was desperately trying to
get me to see that he was an A-1 Operator, except, unlike Dave actually
being listed in the A-1Operator list, you are not mentioned on the
Medal of Honor list.

I seem to recall that incident. It followed one of your posts where you
named all of the regulars who were *not* A-1 Ops. You looked pretty
silly that time too.

Dave K8MN

Dave Heil wrote:
wrote:
wrote:
KØHB wrote:
Medical branches were one way for objectors to serve; another was
a religious chaplain or chaplain assistant.

Some objectors did amazing things, too:

http://historynet.com/vn/bltombennett/index1.html

http://www.medalofhonor.com/DesmondDoss.htm


73 de Jim, N2EY

Welp, Jim, I thought you were covertly trying to get us to find your
"service in other ways." So I went to the Medal of Honor website and
searched "Miccolis."

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This kind of reminds me of the time that Dave was desperately trying to
get me to see that he was an A-1 Operator, except, unlike Dave actually
being listed in the A-1Operator list, you are not mentioned on the
Medal of Honor list.

I seem to recall that incident. It followed one of your posts where you
named all of the regulars who were *not* A-1 Ops. You looked pretty
silly that time too.

Dave K8MN

"Not" A-1 Ops. That's right. It was an easy mistake to make. I mean
who would have guessed that you were an A-1 Op?

Anyway, "Miccolis" wasn't on the Medal of Honor list.