Outspoken Marine officer who went viral
blasting military leaders over Afghanistan
is jailed: report
Posted By: Beardo, 9/28/2021 1:27:14 AM
Marine Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller, the officer who went viral for blasting the military's leadership amid the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, has been sent to the brig, according to a report. "All our son did is ask the questions that everybody was asking themselves, but they were too scared to speak out loud," Scheller's father, Stu Scheller Sr., told Task & Purpose. "He was asking for accountability. In fact, I think he even asked for an apology that we made mistakes, but they couldn’t do that, which is mind-blowing."
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Outspoken Marine officer who went viral
blasting military leaders over Afghanistan
is jailed: report 17 replies
blasting military leaders over Afghanistan
is jailed: report 17 replies
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"All our son did is ask the questions that everybody was asking themselves, but they were too scared to speak out loud," Scheller's father, Stu Scheller Sr., told Task & Purpose. "He was asking for accountability. In fact, I think he even asked for an apology that we made mistakes, but they couldn’t do that, which is mind-blowing."
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