Reply #7: After reading the charges they seem to have a point

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But it's still lame considering that they placed him on active duty only to have him mow grass for a year instead of letting him do what he was trained for.

And by giving him a re up code of 4, they make this look exactly like what it is, intimidation.


The command is well within its rights to hold the hearing at its HQ, and he was given at least 2 weeks notice, something that under military requirements can be compared to an eternity. The up side is that the Marines should have to pay for his travel and his living expenses for the entire period that he'll be on active duty.