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Marine Corps Order (MCO) 1306.16E --CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS
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Conscientious objection does not exempt a Marine from active military service. However, to preclude a conflict between the needs of the service and the necessity to respect an individual's religious training and beliefs, no person with beliefs or convictions which would interfere with unrestricted assignments, regardless of Selective Service System classification, will be accessed into the Marine Corps.

Note: This United States Marine Corps publication is stored on a United States Military (U.S. Marine Corps) web site. Unfortunately, for security reasons, the Marines have incorporated a delay. If you are accessing from a non-military computer, it may take several minutes to access the web page where the publication can be viewed. Have patience.

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