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Not all those found guilty in WWII where punished ie: Japanese commander in China/Korea, that used biological warfare on civilians and captured soldiers. He later became the head of a huge multinational medical company. Several Germans where brought to the US to assist with the space...

If your not married, I'd say yes, expect to be in two different places for most if not all of your career(s). If married, and you being Navy and her Marine, there is a fair to good chance that you will both be separated at one time or another. So, pick which one of the above options applies to...

First Joe, when you ask a question and call the person your asking the question of a racist, your not going to get a good answer. Save your trolls for when you grow up and get out of HS.

First Joe, when you ask a question and call the person your asking the question of a racist, your not going to get a good answer. Save your trolls for when you grow up and get out of HS.

The 400 to be built, are to be built, to provide much needed power to the populations of those countries. The fact you have not heard much on this subject could be this. The media (I've heard FOX News talk about the 400) is unable to talk about those issues they created and are falling apart...

An open debate would be nice. The problem is the Democrats haven't read the bill (as currently written). Could be a huge stumbling block, the folks against the bill, Liberal, Conservative, Democrat and Republican as well as Independents, who have read the bill would win; hands down. People...

The Uniformed Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) only applies to military personnel on or off a base. While on a base a civilian can be detained and arrested if they violate the rules or laws that apply to everyone ie: DO NOT ENTER, AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY, etc. These crimes would be held in...

If you have not yet been sworn in you have no reason to go to MEPS in 4 days, and the recruiter has no authority to force you. If you have been sworn in (and that is done only at the MEPS) you may have some obligation to go, but can refuse and work it out later. Your not governed by the UCMJ...

Pretty much, it is called "resigning their commission". The rules could be a little different from branch to branch.

Yes, you could go to a military prison, if you say yes and the answer is no, and you get into the military. After your entry if the answer is found to be false, you could be sent to a military prison. The truth is that you would most likely be discharged under less than honorable conditions...