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Former Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller reveals he has been discharged - Vimarsana News

Former Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller reveals he has been discharged

Lt. Col. Stuart Sheller, who was court martialed after blasting the Biden Administration's pullout of US troops in Afghanistan, has announced he has been discharged from the Marines.

'He carefully examined evidence, gave lenient sentence': Lt Col Scheller's mother thanks judge - Vimarsana News

'He carefully examined evidence, gave lenient sentence': Lt Col Scheller's mother thanks judge

Cathy Scheller on Friday night thanked the judge who ordered he receive a letter of reprimand and forfeit $5,000 in pay for speaking out against the Afghan withdrawal.

Defiant Lt. Colonel Stuart Scheller will learn his fate at his court martial today - Vimarsana News

Defiant Lt. Colonel Stuart Scheller will learn his fate at his court martial today

Defiant Marine Lt Col Stuart Scheller was given a letter of reprimand and ordered to forfeit $5,000 in pay for a month during his sentencing at a special court martial hearing on Friday.

Attorney for Lt. Colonel Stuart Scheller SLAMS top military brass over client's court martial - Vimarsana News

Attorney for Lt. Colonel Stuart Scheller SLAMS top military brass over client's court martial

Tony Buzbee, Scheller's attorney, spoke to Fox News' Laura Ingraham Thursday night and said that his client's punished for speaking the truth about the withdrawal.

Stuart Scheller to Forfeit Only One Month of $5,000 Pay After Judge Weighs Marine's Record - Vimarsana News

Stuart Scheller to Forfeit Only One Month of $5,000 Pay After Judge Weighs Marine's Record

The maximum penalty Scheller could have been issued was a forfeiture of two-thirds of his monthly pay for 12 months and a letter of reprimand.