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Navy Officer Who Fired on Islamist During Chattanooga Terror Attack Will Be Charged
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That **** makes the pissed off Marine video more relevant than ever. At first, I thought he had it wrong.
Makes me want to go grease up my gat and stand guard at my local recruiter's office. This is so wrong on so many levels.
Fundamental transformation. Check.
Makes me want to go grease up my gat and stand guard at my local recruiter's office. This is so wrong on so many levels.
Fundamental transformation. Check.
Testing of the waters?
Anyway... He committed a felony, broke regs, and disobeyed a direct order, regardless of his rationale and the beneficial effect it had. Sorry but where the civilian side there is an option not to charge someone based upon intent and effect, in the military, its not tolerable for soldiers, especially officers who are entrusted to make sound decisions, to be able to decide for themselves what orders to obey or not other than the ultimate one of "Is this a lawful order?" (which it was).
Hopefully the punishment will just be a slap on the wrist reprimand on his record that won't severely affect his chances for selection.
No charges will be filed...
http://www.stripes.com/navy-no-char...ons-violations-in-chattanooga-attack-1.361644
http://www.stripes.com/navy-no-char...ons-violations-in-chattanooga-attack-1.361644
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Hopefully that is accurate.
yes we all hope so.
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I don't know. Seems a few have argued he should be charged...
It's highly likely he killed the dead Tango.
No charges, but what punitive action will be taken appears to be the question now. A formal letter of reprimand, a career ender? A letter of release from military service?
He surely has a gag order as well as every serviceman who saw what occurred.
When will the public be informed of what actually occurred?
And will he receive an award if he killed and stopped the terrorist attack?
No charges, but what punitive action will be taken appears to be the question now. A formal letter of reprimand, a career ender? A letter of release from military service?
He surely has a gag order as well as every serviceman who saw what occurred.
When will the public be informed of what actually occurred?
And will he receive an award if he killed and stopped the terrorist attack?
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