Özet:

According to Article 72 of the Constitution of 1982, which is entitled “Vatan service”, “Vatan service is the right and duty of every Turkish citizen. This service is regulated by the law in which it shall be performed or deemed to be carried out in the Armed Forces or in the public sector."   The domestic service referred to in Article 72 of the Constitution is performed by the performance of the military service in terms of Turkish citizens. According to the Military Act of 21 June 1927, No. 1111, "Every man who is a member of the Republic of Turkey is obliged to perform military activity according to this law."   There is no doubt that the men who gained Turkish citizenship through birth followed the military service. In contrast, the men who later gained Turkish citizenship will follow the military service, and if they do, there may be doubts about the conditions and procedures of this.   The Military Law No. 1111 contains certain provisions on the military obligation of those who later obtained Turkish citizenship. For these provisions in the Military Law, there are some explanatory provisions in the Military Guidelines number MSY:70-1C. Also, the Supreme Court of Military Administration and the Advisory Board have decisions on the matter. The purpose of this study is to reveal the procedures and principles of military service of the persons who later gained Turkish citizenship, in the framework of the subject arrangements and decisions.