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GETTING OUT!
For more information on how to get out of the military, see the War Resisters' International website for UK and the US,
and
Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors   
for the US.

Payday/UK
Po Box 287 London
NW6 5QU England
Tel: +44-20-7482 2496
Fax: +44-20-7219 4761

Payday/US
PO Box 11795
Philadelphia, PA 19101
Tel: +1-215-848-1120
Fax: +1-215-848-1130
 
payday@paydaynet.org

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Of Heroism, Cowardice and Honesty
My prayers had been answered - to be hurt badly enough to escape combat but not serious enough to devastate my life   27 November 2003
Home by Christmas!
Perhaps it will never be known who coined the slogan 'Home by Christmas!' It was a perfect piece of agitation   Summer 2003
1944 -- pilot and crew refuse to bomb
George Wilson was part of an American bomber crew in 1944. One night the pilot called the crew together and told them he planned to refuse to fly missions against non-military targets. He would do so, he said, even if the military threatened to court-martial him. After a discussion that lasted almost until dawn, the crew decided to join the pilot in his refusal.
Undated
Fighting not to fight
In the first world war, there were 3,800 COs; in the second world war, 42,000; in the Korean war, 4,300; in the Vietnam war, about 170,000 of the 2.15 million drafted; and in the 1991 Gulf war, 111. 
1 April 2003