Marine Jailed for Calling for Accountability on Afghanistan Released From the Brig
Marine Lieutenant Colonel Stuart Scheller Jr. put his career on the line when he called out his chain of command over the bungled efforts to evacuate Afghanistan.
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Marine Lieutenant Colonel Stuart Scheller Jr. put his career on the line when he called out his chain of command over the bungled efforts to evacuate Afghanistan.
Rep. Mike McCaul, R-Texas, called it ironic that a Marine officer was held in a brig for speaking the "truth" about the failures of the Afghanistan withdrawal as Biden administration officials lack accountability.
From the pentagon. >> lieutenant colonel stuart scheller the marine placed in a military bringing last week brig before pre-trial court-martial hearing has been released from cell at camp la jean, north carolina. but still faces a gag order after criticizing his chain of command for the chaotic afghanistan withdrawal. scheller was removed as infantry training battalion commander after releasing youtube videos and facebook posts criticizing the biden administration and calling for u.s. military chiefs to resign after the august 26th suicide bombing at kabul airport that killed 13 u.s. troops. >...
Lieutenant colonel scheller, his defense counsel and the commanding general training command. >> he served 17 years at the tip of the spear in the sand leading his men taking out people who made the ieds. he has risked his life for service people. apeople for his family's reglees told us what the charges are. >> writing on facebook lieutenant colonel scheller rejected help from president trump. quote tell your son to stop tweeting about me. your whole family knows nothing about us or our sacrifices. i could never work with you. the marine corps could charge scheller with several ucmj violation...
Individuals raised nearly $2 million on behalf of the Marine facing possible charges for his public criticism of military leadership amid the Afghanistan withdrawal.