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Sgt. Charged With Desertion Has Harrowing Tale Of Capture

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Not if he wasn't liked . Maybe a conspiracy of silence huh ?

 

So to defend a mistake by Obama. You are now questioning the character of an entire unit of the Army and their word. Got ya.

 

Most soldiers I know take their duty serious and honor serious. Even if they didn't like him on personal level it would be a whole level of corrupt for them not respect his service if it is deserved.

 

Again not one person to his defense not one.

So to defend a mistake by Obama. You are now questioning the character of an entire unit of the Army and their word. Got ya.

 

Most soldiers I know take their duty serious and honor serious. Even if they didn't like him on personal level it would be a whole level of corrupt for them not respect his service if it is deserved.

 

Again not one person to his defense not one.

What mistake ? And where did I question a units character , I am saying let justice play out .

Glad we traded if he is a deserter then he is ours and should face our justice. Tired of feeding those guys anyway.

And do they know what happened ? NO . Are they prescient ? NO.

 

Yes, they do know what happened, which is why the Army took their time in bringing the charges. I can tell you that this military process doesn't go down this road unless they have very solid evidence.

 

This guy walked away from his unit in a combat zone, there are still field level options on the book that could have been exercised had they found him...his life was spared, but he took the lives of several good soldiers out looking for him.

 

Time to pay the piper, this time in Levenworth. If he thinks his time in captivity in the box was bad, wait until he gets to Kansas....military justice rarely misses it mark, one way or the other

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