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In the discussion thread: Air Force commander dismissed over Texas sex-assault scandal [View all]

Fri Aug 10, 2012, 06:16 PM

2. Not how I read it, it isnt.

The person being dismissed assumed command AFTER the scandal had broken and initiated a wide-ranging investigation into wrongdoing that unearthed all of the problems.

It seems he is being punished for fixing the problems because the fixing caused the command and the Air Force some embarrassment.

Unless I am reading this wrong, he is not the bad guy here.

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17 replies	Author	Time	Post
Air Force commander dismissed over Texas sex-assault scandal [View all]	maddezmom	Aug 2012	OP
Good	Yeah Its Spin	Aug 2012	#1
Not how I read it, it isnt.	stevenleser	Aug 2012	#2
That is the way I read it, too.	ManiacJoe	Aug 2012	#7
CORRECT	Skittles	Aug 2012	#10
Maybe the AFOSI knows something USA today doesn't	gejohnston	Aug 2012	#13
In former USAF myself, I know how it works	stevenleser	Aug 2012	#15
I understand that,	gejohnston	Aug 2012	#17
Looks like he is being made the scapegoat	itsrobert	Aug 2012	#3
The way I read it he did a good job. I'm confused.	virgogal	Aug 2012	#4
Did you read the article?	virgogal	Aug 2012	#5
Reading the article more closely....	DeSwiss	Aug 2012	#6
Looks like there is more to come...	Yeah Its Spin	Aug 2012	#8
Time will tell.	DeSwiss	Aug 2012	#9
A two-star general is now investigating alongside a separate criminal probe	Yeah Its Spin	Aug 2012	#11
A Two Star General invetigation??? That means a one star General or a Colonel is involved somehow	happyslug	Aug 2012	#14
Not in this case, unless that person is covering up for something	stevenleser	Aug 2012	#16
Inaccurate headline - poor reporting by USA Today. In the military, "Dismissal" of an officer	24601	Aug 2012	#12

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