I support that proposal.
I just think believing and trusting in the system would have just been a wholly more adequate response.
It goes down to the fact that commanders are people. We are fallible. We are humans.
The inherent bias of command is the problem.
There is nothing a JAG can do to force him to do it.
I support this proposal.
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I think it is dismissive to call them staff officers--to get the advice of JAGs when to do this.
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