http://apnews.myway.com/article/20040521/D82N8R081.html
Mejia, 28, says he refused to return to his unit after a two-week furlough in October because he believes the war in Iraq is unjust. He turned himself in to the Army in March and sought status as a conscientious objector.
Military prosecutors argued that Mejia abandoned his troops and didn't fulfill his duty.
"He enjoyed all the benefits of the military, just not the duty," Capt. A.J. Balbo, the lead prosecutor, said in his closing argument. "The defense says he accomplished all his missions. Except the most important one - showing up."
No shi[b][/b]t, not showing up for National Guard service is a crime? Who knew?
I'm sure everyone who "enjoys all the benefits of the military, just no the duty" is treated the same way in the good ole NG.