That's precisely what the wing commander did, a fact that is obvious to anyone who has a clue about life in the armed forces.
It is an abuse of her position as a commander. Command influence is a critical element of the success of the military. It sets an environment.
When the wing commander advocates a specific religion, or even multiple religions, it is a misuse of position. Unfortunately the Air Force has a number of instances of this in the past few years.
Even chaplains are forbidden from proselytizing in the military.
Here's a thought experiment: suppose she had sent a similar email as a Muslim expressly supporting Islamic terrorists? These terrorists are absolutely convinced they are following their religion. I wonder what your reaction might be.
Finally, it is inherent in a commander's responsibility to investigate possible wrong-doing regardless of how he or she becomes aware of it. The spokeman’s remark on “no complaint so no investigation” was and still is asinine.
Very disturbing, if true. Please post evidence, links?
It would only appear that to the brown-nose brigade.
This is just another attempt to silence Christians in the public square. Our founding fathers are turning over in their graves.