Posted on 10/23/2013 9:58:54 AM PDT by Nachum
Military Officers Relieved of Duty under Obama
CURRENT COUNT: 42 Generals/Admirals & High-Ranking Military Officials Removed By Obama
1-General David Petraeus
2-Gen. John Allen US commander
3-US Army General Carter Ham
4-Gen. William "Kip" Ward.
5- Brigadier Gen. Jeffery A Sinclair 6-Marine Gen. Joseph Dunford
7- Rear Adm. Charles M. Gaouette 8-Navy Cmdr. Joseph Darlak
9- LTC Paula Broadwell 10-Marine General James Mattis 11-Gen. David McKiernan
12-Gen. Stanley McChrystal 13-Marine Gen. James "Hoss" Cartwright
14-Navy Vice Adm. Tim Giardina
15-Maj. Gen. Charles M. Gurganus
16- Maj. Gen. Gregg A. Sturdevant
19-Maj. Gen. Michael Carey
20- Navy Cmdr. Michael Vannak Khem Misiewicz
21-Army Gen. Keith Alexander, commander of U.S. Cyber Command, director of the National Security Agency and chief of the Central Security Service
22-NSA Deputy Chief John "Chris" Inglis
23-Col. Daren Margolin has been relieved as head of Security Battalion at Marine Corps Base Quantico
24-Cmdr. Martin Arriola, commanding officer of the USS Porter
25- Capt. Antonio Cardoso, commanding officer of Training Support Center San Diego
26- Capt. James CoBell, commanding officer of Oceana Naval Air Station's Fleet Readiness Center
27- Cmdr. Joseph E. Darlak skipper of the USS Vandegrift
28-Cmdr. Franklin Fernandez, commanding officer of Naval Mobile Construction Battalion
29- Rear Adm. Charles M. Gaouette was replaced as commanding officer of the aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis pending the outcome of an internal investigation into allegations of inappropriate judgment
30- Cmdr. Ray Hartman, commanding officer of the amphibious dock-landing ship Fort McHenry
31-Cmdr. Jon Haydel, commanding officer of the amphibious transport dock USS San Diego
32- Cmdr. Diego Hernandez, commanding offer of the ballistic-missile submarine USS Wyoming, relieved Feb. 4 after he was convicted in an admiral’s mast of dereliction of duty for mishandling classified materials.
33-Cmdr. Lee Hoey, commanding officer of the Navy Drug Screening Laboratory, San Diego
34- Cmdr. Dennis Klein, commander of the submarine USS Columbia
35-Capt. Marcia "Kim" Lyons, commander of Naval Health Clinic New England
36- Capt. Chuck Litchfield was relieved from command of the USS Essex
37- Capt. Robert Marin, commander of the USS Cowpens
38- Capt. Sean McDonell, commander of Seabee reserve unit Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 14 in Jacksonville, Fla.
39- Cmdr. Corrine Parker
40- Capt. Lisa Raimondo, commander of Naval Health Clinic Patuxent River, Md.,
41- Capt. Jeffrey Riedel, program manager of the Littoral Combat Ship program, "temporarily reassigned"
42- Cmdr. Sara Santoski, commanding officer of the Helicopter Mine Countermeasures Squadron
43- Maj. Gen. Ralph Baker, Army
44- Blaze Sources: Obama Purging Military CommandersBrigadier Gen. Bryan Roberts, Army
45- Lt. Gen. David Holmes Huntoon Jr, Army
Relevant Articles, Information
Blaze Sources: Obama Purging Military Commanders - Naval Military Officers Relieved of Duty under Obama administration in 2012
Also See: Obama vs. The U.S. Military (Nachumlist file)
That is what the 'investigators' are saying. Is it possible that the administration sent out a team of investigators to 'get' any military brass on 'anything'? Is it possible they trumped up charges to not only get rid of 'a few bad apples' but to cow the rest of the officer corp. (corpse?) into submission so they can violate the Posse Comitatus Act with impunity?
AP Exclusive: Air Force sidelines 17 ICBM officers
-PJ
Did you read that in the MSM?
I don’t believe much of what I read these days.
does this include a couple in Benghazi ? (sarc. sort of).
Not all, but let's look at the list.
Petraeus - got caught cheating on his wife through an FBI investigation. It's also suspected he sat on the Medal of Honor for Captain Swenson
Vice Admiral Giardina - was the subject of a civil police fraud investigation involving the use of counterfit chips at an Iowa casino.
Cmdr. Michael Vannak Khem Misiewicz - allowed the Navy to be overcharged for port services in exchange for hookers and Lady GaGa tickets.
Cmdr. Martin Arriola - ran his ship into a tanker.
Capt. Antonio Cardoso - ignored regulations against abusing and hazing recruits.
Cmdr. Joseph E. Darlak - failed to maintain discipline among his crew, a number of which got drunk and tore up Vladivostok.
Cmdr. Franklin Fernandez - drunk driving arrest(s).
Cmdr. Ray Hartman - sleeping with a subordinate.
Cmdr. Jon Haydel - ditto.
Cmdr. Diego Hernandez - come on!. The man was convicted at mast for mishandling classified materials. On a nuclear missile submarine.
And on and on and on. I'm not saying there isn't a single suspicious relief, especially among the generals and admirals. But most of them were booted for screwing around or running their ship into another ship or criminal activity or general incompetence. Of the 45 on the list I'd say there are maybe half a dozen head-scratchers. The rest would have been relieved under the Bush administration.
Sure.
Except for this?
Stalin did it with guns, Obama is doing it with Scandals and made up lies. Where are these Generals speaking out about why they have been targeted?
Seems like your list contains USN except for Petraeus. Do you have similar lists on Army/Air Force?
Or, lists from past presidents for comparison?
Thanks for your post.
5.56mm
Bloodless coup of patriotic military professionals I reckon.
“does this include a couple in Benghazi’
I have a different file for Benghazi...
http://nachumlist.com/benghazi.htm
No. I used the link that Nachum provided and that happened to be all Navy for those officers below general and admiral. Someone pointed to militarycorruption.com. I can't speak to the bias of that site but it doesn't seem to be very pro-Obama. There's information there on other branches.
Unfortunately the article does not give us names.
CW2 List: Jack Black updates the CW2 list and we both use it, as well as Archy who occasionally drops in.
Half of those items are bogus or not to the level of destroying a career.
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His body was found a few hours later with more than thirty stab wounds to the neck, chest, and stomach. After "careful examination" of the evidence (cough, cough), his death was ruled a suicide.
I work with a retired first sergeant who was training this Guard unit at the time. He said that this officer was strict, but fair, and that most of his men had nothing but good things to say about him.
The director of NSA and his two deputy directors are leaving their positions between January and June. What private company would see their three most top guys leaving within months?
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/10/18/us-usa-nsa-transition-idUSBRE99G1EL20131018
Indeed. But how many low information sheeple, who catch a glimpse of this during a fifteen-second blurb on the evening news, in between stuffing their faces and checking their texts, would know this?
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