You can't ask for TRO, which is relief from an action if that action is no longer material or relevant. The Army revoked the orders. There's nothing to ask for relief from. The motion will effectively be quashed, even if the Army directly moves for that, or not.
I know people like to see grand conspiracies in everything related to this administration, but this isn't one of them. This is just the Department of the Army dispatching a problem in the most judiciously practical way possible. In this case, a volunteer asked to be deployed, then he filed a TRO to not be deployed. So, the Army to save time and money in Federal Court, retracted the orders. It's not a conspiracy, it just the Army bureaucracy at work.
I understand your diplomacy. I spent many moons with AF, Army and Navy during the 80’s and 90’s to get it right. I have never seen this kind of usurper action and that current CIC refuses to let HI. release his supposed BC. I know bull when I see it. I see it. Major Cook is right.
BTW these were decision making observances at 2:00 AM. sometimes for all three services.
Ya right, The army generally lets their officers decide what orders they want to follow and which ones they can ignore. Kinda defeats the whole purpose of giving orders doesn't it? Your post is the dumbest post I have ever read.
n00b troll
Even so, it has opened Pandora's Box.