Did Desmond Doss get court martialed?

As a combat medic in an infantry company in World War II, Desmond Thomas Doss was a corporal in the American Army. For his efforts in the Philippines and on Guam, he received the Bronze Star Medal twice.

In Newport News, Virginia, at a shipyard before the start of World War II, Doss worked as a joiner.

On April 1, 1942, at Camp Lee, Virginia, he made the decision to enlist despite being given the option of being deferred because of his shipyard employment.

Doss intended to pursue a career in carpentry after the war, but his left arm sustained severe damage that prevented him from doing so.

Doss passed away on March 23, 2006, at his home in Piedmont, Alabama, following a hospitalization for lung problems.

Did Desmond Doss get court martialed?

Instead of a court-martial, he denied Doss leave, nearly causing him to miss seeing his brother Harold, who had joined the US Navy.

In 1944, Doss shipped out, bound for the Pacific as a member of the medical detachment of the 307th Infantry Regiment, 77th Infantry Division