Civilian Public Service camp

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A Civilian Public Service camp was a World War II-era facility in the United States where conscientious objectors performed alternative, non-military service in areas like forestry, agriculture, and public works.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II-era institution
alternative service facility
administeredBy Selective Service System NERFINISHED
aim provide noncombatant service option
respect freedom of conscience
appliesToJurisdiction Selective Service System of the United States NERFINISHED
contrastWith Civilian Conservation Corps camp NERFINISHED
military training camp
country United States of America
surface form: United States
eligibilityCriteria classification as conscientious objector by draft board
endCause demobilization after World War II
endTime 1947
hasCompensation no regular wages
small allowance or stipend
hasLivingArrangement barracks-style housing
hasNumberOfSites over 150 camps and units
hasParticipant conscientious objector to war
hasUse alternative to military service
conscientious objector work program
inceptionContext United States conscription during World War II
legalBasis Selective Training and Service Act of 1940 NERFINISHED
locationType national forest
national park
rural area
state institution
notableFor contribution to mental health reform in the United States
nonviolent service during wartime
operatedBy Church of the Brethren NERFINISHED
Historic Peace Churches NERFINISHED
Mennonite Church NERFINISHED
Religious Society of Friends NERFINISHED
operatedInPeriod World War II NERFINISHED
partOf Civilian Public Service NERFINISHED
serviceProvidedBy conscientious objector
draft resister on moral grounds
draft resister on religious grounds
startTime 1941
supervisedBy camp director
religious agency representative
workType agriculture
firefighting support
flood control
forestry
medical experimentation volunteer work
mental health hospital work
public works
soil conservation

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Camp Upton hasUse Civilian Public Service camp