If Donald Trump is elected President, would it be more honorable to resign from service or to serve under his "leadership"?

I took an oath and part of that oath was "...to obey the orders of the President of the United States and those officer appointed over me....." I have always followed the orders given to me, even if I disagreed. And I never let my Airman, Soldiers, Sailors, or Marines under my charge know if I agree or disagree. If at any time a person feels like they can not obey the order, then they should leave the service immediately.

Stay in, I served under President Obama and I wasn't a fan of his policies. You duty is to the Constitution of the United States of America, and it's people since they are what the Constitution serves and protects. Peace.

This post needs to die and go away.

Is Trump my first choice; no. But I'd take Trump, or any Republican for that matter, over a feckless idiot like Obama. Think what you want about trump but realize that the man has proven he is not stupid or incompetent.

You would resign because Trump got elected but stayed in while this idiot ran the country into the ground? Wtf?!

What is he going to do? Shoot an apple off Hillary's chin?

Sir,
We are the only constitutional army. You don't serve one leader but the people and the document that sets our values as a nation into a framework. That idea is what I served while I was in and what all soldiers follow now. Should the president do what is unconstitutional you have the duty to correct that action and by force if necessary. Our current leadership is close to needing a reminder but should Trump take office and you decide to get out, know that you will be the only reason you got out. The Army will continue without you just as it has without some of the greatest leaders during these years of war. Major, you are not that important. If you don’t want to be in because it sucks, I got you. I know more than most but relying on rhetoric from either side is not a basis for career change from an organization subordinate to a document. Got to rely on the generals to be men of worth and testicular fortitude. Even the ones without testiculars.
To me bro, it just sounds like you are coming to a career change and you are reaching for something to give you an excuse to leave. You feel you’re honorable and that you serve for honorable purposes. You are at the infamous contention point when Majors get whittled down so you may be experiencing anxiety, so extending for feedback about getting out as a result of something else. Sir, stay in and like what you do if you can help it but no matter what, prepare to get out eventually and do something you are passionate about. Be happy for what we have and know that people got your back when it’s your time to leave the military. Merry Christmas
Alex

Could this question be used against Mrs. Clinton if she wins? We swear an oath to support and defend the Constitution against all enemy's foreign and domestic, notice this comes before everything else. We have a moral obligation to the Constitution, if the President violates that, there ways of removing him/her, without the threat of violence or insurrection. Both good and bad residents come and go.

I'd have to say-out the outset 1) if you're not asking the same thing of our current president, yet you do of someone who is not even elected yet then your fundamental principle is flawed-every president has his flaws- the current one more than most and potentially more than Trump. 2) that you need some insight on what it is you serve-that being a nation. A nation whose principles reflect the idea of a president, not the man himself. The idea that a man is chosen from among the people to serve their interests at home and abroad. That this man has only a limited time to do his best or worst, then someone else gets a chance. Our peaceful overthrow of the government every election cycle, instead of a constant bloodletting to maintain or attain power.

If you took an oath, as I am sure you did, you swore to preserve, protect and defend the constitution from all enemies foreign and domestic. Using your logic I would have taken a discharge after 4 years because of Jimmy Carter. I served my country. The POTUS is the civilian figurehead of the military. I swore no allegiance to him, whomever he may be. If you believe that if Trump is elected that you could not in good conscience continue to serve, then chuck your career, resign your commission and go get a job. Considering you are a Major, that means you have at least 7-10 years invested. You can do ten more standing on your head and walk at 20. I don't have to make the decision, you do and must live with the ramifications of that decision.