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George Lee

Era:1970s
State:Hawaii
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George Lee was a Coast Guard antiwar resister associated with the AWOL sanctuary at Our Lady of Peace Cathedral in Honolulu. R. Jeffrey Blair recounts attending Lee’s April 13, 1972 court-martial, after which Lee was convicted and sent to the Pearl Harbor brig. Blair visited him a month later and says Lee was still confined.

George Lee was a Coast Guard antiwar resister associated with the AWOL sanctuary at Our Lady of Peace Cathedral in Honolulu. R. Jeffrey Blair recounts attending Lee’s April 13, 1972 court-martial, after which Lee was convicted and sent to the Pearl Harbor brig. Blair visited him a month later and says Lee was still confined.

Court-martial attended April 13, 1972; convicted and sent to Pearl Harbor brig. Still confined a month later, when Blair visited. Exact physical admission, release and total service are not established.

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Case

Charges: Absent without leave from the U.S. Coast Guard
Sentence: Court-martial attended April 13, 1972; convicted and sent to Pearl Harbor brig. Still confined a month later, when Blair visited. Exact physical admission, release and total service are not established.
Convicted: Yes