To followup on my earlier post, the Commander at Buka, Iraq, said they will start letting troops get MRE's (Meals Ready to Eat), starting tomorrow.  Plus, for the next week, they will give box lunches to military personnel who ask.

In other words, it was true our kids in the miliarty were NOT getting food.  They had been going without for 10 to 14 hours while on paterol.  He blamed changes to the food schedule. 

So, if you get an e-mail from your kid in Iraq saying the military is not feeding them..... Be sure to raise cane about it because it is probably true.

So, if you get an e-mail from your kid in Iraq saying the military is not feeding them..... Be sure to raise cane about it because it is probably true.

That way, both you AND your kid will face court-martial for insubordination and treason.

So, if you get an e-mail from your kid in Iraq saying the military is not feeding them..... Be sure to raise cane about it because it is probably true.

That way, both you AND your kid will face court-martial for insubordination and treason.

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LOL, you don't get court martialed for insubordination.  A Company Grade Article 15 maybe but not a court martial unless the accused requests it.  And the UCMJ doesn't apply to the parent.  And treason doesn't even come into the picture here.

LOL, you don't get court martialed for insubordination.  A Company Grade Article 15 maybe but not a court martial unless the accused requests it. 

The accused can be ordered to request a court-martial.



And the UCMJ doesn't apply to the parent. 

How is that possible? The parents are speaking on behalf of their kids, and thus are equivalent to their kids.



And treason doesn't even come into the picture here.

Not possible. ANY disagreement with the Commander-in-Chief, on any topic and at any point during his life, constitutes hatred of and opposition to America. That is the definition of treason.

LOL, you don't get court martialed for insubordination.  A Company Grade Article 15 maybe but not a court martial unless the accused requests it. 

The accused can be ordered to request a court-martial. ------------> LOL, no they can't



And the UCMJ doesn't apply to the parent. 

How is that possible? The parents are speaking on behalf of their kids, and thus are equivalent to their kids. 

------------> that's a far stretch.  The UCMJ only applies to the military and DoD civilians.  Parents can say whatever they want to - they aren't subject to the UCMJ.



And treason doesn't even come into the picture here.

Not possible. ANY disagreement with the Commander-in-Chief, on any topic and at any point during his life, constitutes hatred of and opposition to America. That is the definition of treason.   ---------------> You are truly ignorant in this matter.  Please do some reading of the US Constitution and then you can reply in an informed way.