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Commander Is Not Bound To Obey The Illegal Order Of His Superior
BUSINESS ECONOMICS
|February, 1-15, 2018
Commander Is Not Bound To Obey The Illegal Order Of His Superior
U.S. Air Force General John Hyten on April 4, 2017 said in Washington that he would refuse to carry out an illegal nuclear strike order saying “Mr. President, that’s illegal”. It tempered down fears about a reckless foray of US into war. On being asked as to what would be legal. He said, “We’ll come up (with) options.”....Although the President has ultimate authority to launch nuclear strike, he is tempered by layers of review and constraints by legal barriers depending on whether the strike is preemptive or responsive. This is in response to a threat by the autocrat and whimsical young dictator of North Korea Kim Jong-un. Both are bent upon destroying one another but repercussion of their wild actions will engulf the world. Therefore a debate has been going on around the world about whether the superior can give whatever order he likes and whether it is implementable.
This story is from the February, 1-15, 2018 edition of BUSINESS ECONOMICS.
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