I disagree with this. I think he should have been tried in a military court, because he was under the UCMJ, when the crime was committed.
Had he been tried in a Military court, it's possible he would have been executed; as he should be.
Absolutely, as for all of them.
The Army and especially the officer corps should be ashamed of themselves for not prosecuting this. I guess it’s just too much responsibility for the Generals, as if we don’t have enough of them wallowing around.
He should of, been dragged back in. He wasn’t out. He’s a member of the militia until his fifties.
Anyways, this really shows the bureaucratic nature of the military, and responsibility dumping.