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No, but soldiers would be true to their oath if they refused to execute an operation that violated the people's constitutional rights.
And further, to fight with whatever power they had at hand to oppose those who attempt to carry out such an operation.
The oath is to uphold the constitution, and to defend it against all enemies, foreign or domestic. Any public servant, be it a soldier, a policeman, a judge, a legislator, or whatever; who violates the Constitution, is that enemy.