1. washington
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    05 Jul '07 19:35
    i am trying to registers as a CO but there seems a lot that i have to do and i just don't want to miss anything. does anyone have the steps i have to go through to become one? i've registerd at many places online but it know theres more to it that than that.
  2. Standard memberscottishinnz
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    05 Jul '07 23:15
    Originally posted by kmac27
    i am trying to registers as a CO but there seems a lot that i have to do and i just don't want to miss anything. does anyone have the steps i have to go through to become one? i've registerd at many places online but it know theres more to it that than that.
    What's a CO?
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    05 Jul '07 23:25
    Originally posted by scottishinnz
    What's a CO?
    In the military the CO is the commanding officer.
  4. Standard memberscottishinnz
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    05 Jul '07 23:28
    Originally posted by josephw
    In the military the CO is the commanding officer.
    Doesn't fit the context here though.
  5. Subscriberjosephw
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    05 Jul '07 23:58
    Originally posted by scottishinnz
    Doesn't fit the context here though.
    I know. I racked my brain trying to think of something that CO stands for, but ...
  6. washington
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    06 Jul '07 00:38
    conscientious objector

    obviously making fun of it means you know what it is.
  7. tinyurl.com/ywohm
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    06 Jul '07 00:38
    Originally posted by kmac27
    i am trying to registers as a CO but there seems a lot that i have to do and i just don't want to miss anything. does anyone have the steps i have to go through to become one? i've registerd at many places online but it know theres more to it that than that.
    What happened to the picture of the girl? Who was she?

    Isn't there a CO box on the form or something?
  8. washington
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    06 Jul '07 00:45
    no its a long process and i only know a handful things you have to do to become one. i come from a family of ministers and a strong moral background. my uncle helped his sons become a CO but he passed this year at 52 😞. he helped his sons through the steps but they don't remember how to become one.
  9. tinyurl.com/ywohm
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    06 Jul '07 00:49
    Did you try google?

    http://ask.yahoo.com/20020904.html
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    06 Jul '07 00:52
    Originally posted by kmac27
    i am trying to registers as a CO but there seems a lot that i have to do and i just don't want to miss anything. does anyone have the steps i have to go through to become one? i've registerd at many places online but it know theres more to it that than that.
    This site gives what seems to be some reasonable advice.
    http://www.objector.org/conscription/draft-registration.html
  11. washington
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    06 Jul '07 01:06
    thanks. i actually think i have that one saved somewhere.
  12. Subscriberjosephw
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    06 Jul '07 02:01
    Originally posted by kmac27
    conscientious objector

    obviously making fun of it means you know what it is.
    I honestly hadn't thought of it.
  13. Standard memberwittywonka
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    06 Jul '07 07:21
    Originally posted by pawnhandler
    Did you try google?

    http://ask.yahoo.com/20020904.html
    It sounds like you have to bend over backwards to qualify.

    "Technically, you can't register as a CO unless you receive an induction notice. If you do receive an induction notice, you would have to appear before a local board to explain your beliefs. You would be asked to provide a written statement and/or personal references that help explain how you arrived at your beliefs and how they affect your life. The local board would make a decision based upon the evidence you present."
  14. washington
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    i'm learning of all of that. it is very strict. they have gone from accepting 75% of people who apply for it and now the ratio is about 25%.
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