Gov. Moore: Military justified in ignoring Trump's 'unlawful' orders

Military Law & Order - Military members swear to uphold the US Constitution and follow lawful orders from the commander-in-chief [1] - The Maryland National Guard operates under the commander-in-chief's lawful orders [1] - Confidence exists among Maryland National Guard members that orders received will be lawful [2] - Concerns arise when orders from the commander-in-chief appear unlawful, potentially violating the US Constitution and US law [3] - Such unlawful orders place military members in a difficult position [5] Leadership & Qualification - Criticism is directed at the Secretary of Defense's qualifications [4] - The focus shifts from mere disagreement with leadership to concerns about unlawful instructions given to the military [5] Ethical Dilemma - Military personnel face a struggle when orders received are perceived as unlawful [2] - The situation is described as "tricky" due to the conflict between following orders and upholding the Constitution [4]