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After pleading guilty to all six charges against him relating to his public criticism of top military leaders amid the Afghanistan withdrawal, Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller Jr. has been handed

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A military court issued a letter of reprimand to Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller and a forfeiture of $5,000 for criticizing the American departure from Afghanistan.

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Better to keep your mouth shot than open it and remove old doubt. >> trace: thanks, senator cotton. thank you. >> thank you, trace. >> trace: we continue our conversation on the presidents multiple crisis with victor davis hanson later this hour. also, lieutenant colonel stuart scheller for speaking out about military chiefs over the chaotic and deadly afghanistan exit. an exclusive you will see only here on "the story" next. >> i want to say this very strongly. i have been fighting for 17 years...

CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. (AP) — A former Marine battalion commander relieved of his duties after he made comments critical of the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan will plead guilty in a

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The U.S. Marine who posted videos on social media criticizing military leadership and the Biden administration’s withdrawal of military assets from Afghanistan pled guilty to all charges during a court-martial hearing at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune in North Carolina on Thursday.

Colonel Stuart Scheller Jr. was flanked by his defense team including lawyer Timothy Parlatore as he walked to the courtroom at Camp Lejeune Thursday.