Reply #12: My understanding is that he can get 2 years per charge for missing a troop movement-

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you can get more time for missing it DELIBERATELY, which is specified in the charge. His career, his service in the Army, his pension and retirement benefits would be gone and he could spend years in the Officer's section at the US Military disciplinary Barrracks at Ft. Leavenworth, which is just as bad as is sounds.

He reminds me a little of Roeder, the murderer of Dr. Tiller-He seems to think he will be hailed as a hero, yet he is a tool for others and he will really take severe punishment for this.
The Army does not like it when people miss their unit's moving into a combat area, especially deliberately missing it, and especially when that person is a high ranking officer. This guy is done.

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