<P> Conservative Mennonites do not object to serving their country in peaceful alternatives ( alternative service ) such as hospital work , farming , forestry , road construction and similar occupations . Their objection is in being part in any military capacity whether noncombatant or regular service . During World War II and the Korean , Vietnam war eras they served in many such capacities in alternative I-W service programs initially through the Mennonite Central Committee and now through their own alternatives . </P>
<P> Conservative Mennonites do not object to serving their country in peaceful alternatives ( alternative service ) such as hospital work , farming , forestry , road construction and similar occupations . Their objection is in being part in any military capacity whether noncombatant or regular service . During World War II and the Korean , Vietnam war eras they served in many such capacities in alternative I-W service programs initially through the Mennonite Central Committee and now through their own alternatives . </P>
what is a conscientious objector in the vietnam war
what is a conscientious objector in the vietnam war
Conservative Mennonites
Conservative Mennonites