Fired From Battalion Command
My Story
Two years ago today, on October 22, 2021, I was suspended from my position as the commander of a battalion in the U.S. Army. Six days later, on October 28, 2021, I was formally relieved of command. I was fired for refusing to go along with the covid-19 vax mandate.
I’ve told parts of the story quite a few times, but I decided to go through and tell as much of the full story as I could today. I think there are still things I left out, but I included as much as I could remember on the fly, and tried to give as comprehensive a picture as I could.
It’s a bit longer than I meant it to be, but when I get to telling stories I just feel like I’m chatting with an old friend.
The video of the story is available on YouTube, Rumble, and Odysee. The YouTube video is below:
I’m a retired army officer (2018) and I’m shocked at how many flag officers have gone along with this globalist BS. I don’t recall one resignation from anyone higher than O-5. Now I’m sure there were but how was that not on a massive scale? Some of these guys are legendary warriors. McCrystal, Mcraven, Mattie, even Miley was a respected SF officer. WTF happened?
Brad, I was commissioned into the Army in 1976. I always believed integrity was the most important characteristic of an officer and thought the vast majority of other officers believed the same. Once I became a senior captain, I had more interactions with field grade and flag officers. That was the beginning of my having serious doubts. I am not surprised that over 40 years later it has turned into this massive collapse of integrity and loss of what was an honorable institution.