Not their smartest move they could have made.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/t...icago-mass-shooting/ar-BB1gCDZx?ocid=msedgntp
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/t...icago-mass-shooting/ar-BB1gCDZx?ocid=msedgntp
Three Fort Campbell soldiers charged after guns in pipeline traced to Chicago mass shooting
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91 firearms purchased in Tennessee over five month period and sold across state lines to Chicago thugs and many end up at crime scenes.
These use to be Fort Campbell soldiers are in deep shit!
There's dumb, but this deserves an award in stupidity thinking you could send the guns you purchased to Chicago killers and not come back to you.
These use to be Fort Campbell soldiers are in deep shit!
There's dumb, but this deserves an award in stupidity thinking you could send the guns you purchased to Chicago killers and not come back to you.
Military courts may be a bit less lenient when it comes to sentencing and from what I have heard their accommodations may be a bit more spartan than their civilian counterparts.
OP
My guess is dishonorable. With some SERIOUS jail time.
I doubt it. Time may be more lengthy but They are coddled like civilians these days. My son is a MP at Leavenworth.
Even In Cuba they are treated nicely.
Well that’s unfortunate. Does a dishonorable carry any weight these days?
I don’t know. I know soldiers may have been reprimanded for not being nice to convicted terrorists in Guantanamo.
Selling guns to gangbangers is, to me, like being an accessory to murder. And IMHO deserving of equivalent punishment.
It’s just too bad that they don’t have chain gangs anymore. Then they could be in a “gang” of their own!
It’s just too bad that they don’t have chain gangs anymore. Then they could be in a “gang” of their own!
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Yep I thought that same when I read the headline. But isn't that how the NEWS works now?
Still what they did was illegal. I'm not sure that being in the military make what they did any worse but a straw purchase is a straw purchase.
I think if prevents you from receiving certain benefits like va loans. Also bans you from government jobs like the postal service. Every job I applied for has asked if my discharge was honorable.
With today’s anti military climate, I’m not so sure it matters anymore.
