This is what makes you an ass, and a propagandist.
The President never "transfers absolute authority and control of the US Military" to anyone, at any time.
Even when he attaches units or individuals to a multi-national task force, he retains command authority. He can order them to come home at any time he so desires.
For troops of the Nations participating in any multi-national joint mission, maintaining autonomy in the field would be fatal, armies need a clear chain of command.
To: Coto
What provision of the Constitution gives our President the authority to share his military power with a foreign government?
Yes, armies do need a clear chain of command in time of war. However, we are not at war, and haven't been since the end of World War 2. Every United Nations "police action" that we have ever participated in has been illegal on our part, including the war Bush waged against the nation of Afganistan.
Sending our country into battle on the order of a foreign power is un-Constitutional.
Okay Speedy Gonzalez....
Why should he tell our guys to die for some bastard in some other country? ....when they swore to defend the U.S. of A.