@KenlyFox@MustacheBob2 It’s common knowledge. He was an S3 somewhere in MA. Showed up to ATEC as a major. Finally pinned LTC and now he’s been at the Pentagon for a few years. He’s not going to be a BC. People here know who he is in real life.
@VikingRobVWO The only thing I agree with here is providing input to your evaluation. Everything else is a leadership failure because they most likely forgot the Soldier was actually leaving.
@KingObtuse Funny thing about officers, we actually never lose our commission unless we resign it, therefore this “Colonel professor” is still a colonel, just on the retired rolls. Should he decide to push back, this may not end well for Mr Infantry Stud.
I can always tell the vet bro comments even before I check out a profile for confirmation. Same thing every time. Every senior leader is useless and the entire system is broke and only they have the answer. So predictable you can set your watch by it.
@RadioFreeTom I don’t always agree with what you say, but to see the incredible amount of small aperture thinking in opposition to you is remarkable. A professional officer should be open to “other than the military” way of thinking, which we should all admit is fairly linear.
@mbhackner@KingObtuse Here’s an indicator of the level of professionalism we’re dealing with. His global email still has his last unit listed and his title is Infantryman instead of something more appropriate for someone of his caliber.