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'''Stuart P.'''<ref>McBride, Jessica (September 28, 2021). [https://heavy.com/news/stuart-scheller/ Stuart Scheller: Video Criticizing Military Leaders on Afghanistan Goes Viral]. ''Heavy.com''. Retrieved October 2, 2021.</ref> '''Scheller, Jr.'''<ref>Jeong, Andrew (September 29, 2021). [https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/09/29/marine-stuart-scheller-brig-afghanistan/ Marine officer who criticized senior leaders on Afghanistan is now in the brig]. ''The Washington Post''. Retrieved October 2, 2021.</ref> is a Lieutenant Colonel in the [[United States Marine Corps]] known for his imprisonment after speaking out against the failed foreign policy of incumbent White House officeholder [[Joseph R. Biden]].<ref>Steinbuch, Yaron (September 28, 2021). [https://nypost.com/2021/09/28/lt-col-stuart-scheller-being-held-in-military-lockup/ Marine who blasted Afghan withdrawal being held in military lockup]. ''New York Post''. Retrieved October 2, 2021.</ref> A member of the United States military since 2005, Scheller held several commands in the [[War in Afghanistan]] as well as the [[Iraq War]], and has earned the [[Bronze Star]], among several achievements. | '''Stuart P.'''<ref>McBride, Jessica (September 28, 2021). [https://heavy.com/news/stuart-scheller/ Stuart Scheller: Video Criticizing Military Leaders on Afghanistan Goes Viral]. ''Heavy.com''. Retrieved October 2, 2021.</ref> '''Scheller, Jr.'''<ref>Jeong, Andrew (September 29, 2021). [https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/09/29/marine-stuart-scheller-brig-afghanistan/ Marine officer who criticized senior leaders on Afghanistan is now in the brig]. ''The Washington Post''. Retrieved October 2, 2021.</ref> is a Lieutenant Colonel in the [[United States Marine Corps]] known for his imprisonment after speaking out against the failed foreign policy of incumbent White House officeholder [[Joseph R. Biden]].<ref>Steinbuch, Yaron (September 28, 2021). [https://nypost.com/2021/09/28/lt-col-stuart-scheller-being-held-in-military-lockup/ Marine who blasted Afghan withdrawal being held in military lockup]. ''New York Post''. Retrieved October 2, 2021.</ref> A member of the United States military since 2005, Scheller held several commands in the [[War in Afghanistan]] as well as the [[Iraq War]], and has earned the [[Bronze Star]], among several achievements. | ||
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| + | Scheller currently is held in the brig ''despite no charges against him''.<ref>Glenn, Mike (October 1, 2021). [https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2021/oct/1/lt-col-scheller-remain-brig-until-next-week-withou/ Lt. Col. Scheller to remain in the brig until next week without charges]. ''Washington Times''. Retrieved October 2, 2021.</ref> Potential charges he could face include contempt towards officials, disobedience, and "unbecoming an officer/gentleman." | ||
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Revision as of 02:56, October 3, 2021
Stuart P.[1] Scheller, Jr.[2] is a Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Marine Corps known for his imprisonment after speaking out against the failed foreign policy of incumbent White House officeholder Joseph R. Biden.[3] A member of the United States military since 2005, Scheller held several commands in the War in Afghanistan as well as the Iraq War, and has earned the Bronze Star, among several achievements.
Imprisonment
Scheller currently is held in the brig despite no charges against him.[4] Potential charges he could face include contempt towards officials, disobedience, and "unbecoming an officer/gentleman."
References
- ↑ McBride, Jessica (September 28, 2021). Stuart Scheller: Video Criticizing Military Leaders on Afghanistan Goes Viral. Heavy.com. Retrieved October 2, 2021.
- ↑ Jeong, Andrew (September 29, 2021). Marine officer who criticized senior leaders on Afghanistan is now in the brig. The Washington Post. Retrieved October 2, 2021.
- ↑ Steinbuch, Yaron (September 28, 2021). Marine who blasted Afghan withdrawal being held in military lockup. New York Post. Retrieved October 2, 2021.
- ↑ Glenn, Mike (October 1, 2021). Lt. Col. Scheller to remain in the brig until next week without charges. Washington Times. Retrieved October 2, 2021.
