Disobeying such an order would be considered a violation of Federal law under the United States Uniform Code of Military Justice.
Ed Markey: “Disobeying such an order would be considered a violation of Federal law under the United States Uniform Code of Military…”
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Markey highlights the legal implications of disobeying a presidential order to launch nuclear weapons.
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