[JoSixChip]

He didn’t disobey an order, he refused an illegal order. There’ a difference. The difference is defined by the BC, so if obumber refuses to show it and the good LTC goes to jail. It will be because obumber refused to show it.

[deport]

He didn’t disobey an order, he refused an illegal order. There’ a difference.

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[Theres’ a difference] is what the court martial will try to determine and rule on don’t you reckon?

[BuckeyeTexan]

The problem with that logic is that the Army issued a "counseling form" warning Lakin his deployment orders were valid before they charged him.

This counseling is to inform you that your deployment orders are presumed to be valid and lawful orders issued by competent military authority ...