[4woodenboats]

Don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out, ya friggin' traitorous POS!

Winter did Murtha's dirty work in the Haditha Marines case. He immediately unleashed 65 NCIS bloodsuckers against our Marines to find convictions any way they could.

One of the very 1st actions he took was PUBLICLY censuring the upper chain of command, (Maj. Gen. Richard A. Huck, formerly the 2nd Marine Division Commanding General, his chief of staff Col. R. Gary Sokoloski, and Col. Stephen W. Davis, the Regimental Combat Team-2 commander), ruining their careers on the grounds that the Marines did not accomodate Taliban Tim McGirk of Time magazine fast enough, creating an atmosphere of Undue Command Influence that has put a stench on this case from the very start.

There are still 2 of the Haditha Marines twisting in the wind - Lt Col Chessani and SSgt Wuterich, 3 years and 4 months after the citywide ambush that the 3/1 fought their way out of.

Jaz or Red, could you ping the list?

[jazusamo]

Don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out, ya friggin' traitorous POS!

Amen to that, boats!

IMO Murtha and Winter are two of a kind and surely had connections when Winter was head of a couple different defense companies. Whether Winter did what he did to the Haditha Marines at the behest of Murtha or not, he still did it. They both acted reprehensibly!

[jazusamo]

Gladly pinging the list for 4woodenboats..

HADITHA MARINE PING!

[bigheadfred]

I think the door hit the ass on his way in, judging the ringy bastard’s actions.

[Gene Eric]

>> There are still 2 of the Haditha Marines twisting in the wind - Lt Col Chessani and SSgt Wuterich, 3 years and 4 months after the citywide ambush that the 3/1 fought their way out of.

TMLC: A Victory for Marine LtCol Chessani

[BluH2o]

Congressman Murtha was recently presented with the Department of the Navy Distinguished Public Service Award.
The award, granted by the Secretary of the Navy, is the highest form of public service recognition bestowed by the Department of the Navy for a non-employee.
It consists of a gold medal, miniature medal, lapel bar, rosette, and a certificate signed by the Secretary.
According to the Department, “nominations for this award will be limited to those extraordinary cases where individuals have demonstrated exceptionally outstanding service of substantial and long term benefit to the Navy, Marine Corps, or as Department of the Navy as a whole.”
Murtha was presented with the award in appreciation of his distinguished public service to the Department of the Navy. “I’m proud of the service and sacrifices our troops are making, and I’m honored to receive this distinguished award from the Navy,” said Murtha.