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A CO or conscientious objector is someone who, for religious reasons, will not handle any weapon. Many were Seventh Day Adventists, although other religions also held such beliefs.
Most were assigned duties such as VA or other Hospital duties for two years in lieu of being drafted for the same period. Others were drafted anyway, but worked as medics and were not required to train on or carry a weapon.
Some war protesters tried to use CO status to avoid the draft. If this belief was something relatively new in a person, and not a life-long conviction, it didn't always fly with draft officials. Another very different use of 'CO' is Commanding Officer. The term has been used in the US Military for many decades. For example: In the US Army, the CO of a company, battery or troop is the Company/Battery/Troop Commander, usually a Captain. The CO of a battalion or squadron is the battalion/squadron commander, usually a Lieutenant Colonel. The term is also used in the US Navy, Air Force, Marines, etc.
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Who found the Vietnam Day Committee and co founded the Yippies?
Jerry Rubin
How can you find your unit history for Co D 52nd Infantry Vietnam?
"Vietnam; Order of Battle", by Shelby Stanton Go to your public library; if they don't have the book you want they can order it for you via the "inter-library loan" system. Another words, if they don't have it in their library then they'll borrow it for you from another library from anywhere in the US.
What does abbreviation SV CO mean in relation to World War 2 Military unit?
short for Service Company..............
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Germany. Russia was co-operating (more or less) with the Allies.
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Lago Oil & Transport Co. Ltd. on the island of Aruba. This refinery was owned by Standard Oil of New Jersey.
Who opposed Australia's involvement in the Vietnam War?
Matthew Farmhouse and Co.
Why were the South Koreans fighting in the Vietnam War at the Battle of Duc Co?
They were showing solidarity with the US.
What was a co?
In the US Military, during the Vietnam War...primarily, "CO" normally meant "Commanding Officer"; and the Anti-War, Anti-Draft/Demonstration/Protests/Riots/ portion of the war...it meant "Conscientious Objector."
Who served in the us army in Vietnam unit 5 Th Bn 60 Th Inf Co E 1 St Inf 1968-69?
There are many different people that served in the US Army in Vietnam in Unit 5 Th Bn 60 Th Inf Co E 1 St Inf in the years of 1968-1969. The Vietnam War was a war that the United States fought in and they did not win.
What day did the Vietnam start?
Historians are finding it difficult to find out what year the Vietnam War started, let alone the month or day. However, some of the first recorded US casualties occurring to the US Military Assistance Group in South Vietnam occurred on 08 July 1959. Reference: Vietnam Conflict Map, by C.S. Hammond and Co.
What is a Twitter account?
Twitter.com is a social networking site. Originally used by businesses etc, to post important status' pertaining to their line of work, to allow their co-workers to read what was going on. Now, everyone can use twitter. With twitter, you can post your status', or thoughts, and allow everyone following you to read them. That way, you don't have to send it to all those people separately.
Who found the Vietnam Day Committee and co founded the Yippies?
Jerry Rubin
What is the status of the win co foods store in folsom ca?
It is open
Who were some of the important Vietnamese and Chinese participants in the Vietnam War?
North Vietnam President Ho Chi Minh North Vietnamese GEN Giap (Battle of Dien Bien Phu against the French in 1954, and Battle of Khe Sanh against the US in 1968) South Vietnam President Nguyen Van Thieu South Vietnam Vice President Nguyen Co Ky (GEN and fighter pilot)
What international sporting events has Vietnam hosted?
They co-hosted the 2007 Asian Cup.
What is a cool fact about Vietnam?
In the Vietnam War it has been said that 3,000,000 (3 million) people died, and the population count in 2011 is equal to three times as many people who died in the war (meaning there was 9,000,000 people in Vietnam in 2011).Many people in Vietnam believe that they are related to an Immortal Princess named Au Co and a Dragon Lord named Lac, and Vietnamese people believe that they are related all in one way or another.School months in Vietnam run through September to May, and a normal school day goes for 4 or 5 hours.There is three there, hope I was helpful (:
How do you say you smell like crap in Vietnam?
ban co mui giong nhu phan.
