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Okla-homey
1/24/2011, 10:39 PM
Right here in the good ol'USA.

Danged right too. This guy violated his oath and he's going to pay the price.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110124/ap_on_re_us/us_air_force_harassment_charges
FirstandGoal
1/24/2011, 10:43 PM
I think he should blame his time in Utah. Seeing as how they're so into porn and all that.
MR2-Sooner86
1/24/2011, 10:44 PM
I'd hate to hear the details with who if he were a Navy officer...
sooner59
1/24/2011, 10:46 PM
Was it just because of adultry or was it because they were subordinates in the Air Force under him (no pun intended)?
Okla-homey
1/24/2011, 10:57 PM
Was it just because of adultry or was it because they were subordinates in the Air Force under him (no pun intended)?

Adultery is still a crime under the UCMJ. As it should be. People who are forced to be away from home for long stretches need to know there are severe penalties for guys who get caught doing other guys' wives. It's worse if the person you're doing is a subordinate.

The thing is, if convicted, and it looks like he will be since he has confessed, it's a felony. And that wil leave a mark. Even after he gets out of Leavenworth.
Ton Loc
1/24/2011, 11:38 PM
About damn time marriage was taken seriously. Probably be a lot less divorces if this was the case throughout the country. Even better, maybe a whole lot less marriages in the first place.
Curly Bill
1/24/2011, 11:41 PM
I remember my Navy days and the time the newly minted Lt. Commander had a fling with his E-5 secretary. I gotta tell ya: the old man was not happy!
MR2-Sooner86
1/24/2011, 11:47 PM
I remember my Navy days and the time the newly minted Lt. Commander had a fling with his E-5 seaman. I gotta tell ya: the old man was not happy!

:eek:
sooner59
1/25/2011, 12:01 AM
Adultery is still a crime under the UCMJ. As it should be. People who are forced to be away from home for long stretches need to know there are severe penalties for guys who get caught doing other guys' wives. It's worse if the person you're doing is a subordinate.

The thing is, if convicted, and it looks like he will be since he has confessed, it's a felony. And that wil leave a mark. Even after he gets out of Leavenworth.

Thanks for the explanation. I have no problem with it.
achiro
1/25/2011, 09:08 AM
Adultery is still a crime under the UCMJ. As it should be. People who are forced to be away from home for long stretches need to know there are severe penalties for guys who get caught doing other guys' wives. It's worse if the person you're doing is a subordinate.

The thing is, if convicted, and it looks like he will be since he has confessed, it's a felony. And that wil leave a mark. Even after he gets out of Leavenworth.

In this case he was their "boss" so I see a bit of an issue but in most adultery situations it takes both parties to make the decision to have teh sex. Holding only one party to blame is stupid. It's also pretty stupid that it's actually even a crime when two adults decide to have sex with each other, to many circumstances to make it just a blanket "crime".
AlboSooner
1/25/2011, 12:42 PM
I'm not against adultery being a legal offense, as it should be, but looks like he's in trouble for sexual perversion while on duty, using government computers and cell phones. He's not being investigated for cheating on his wife, but for breaking Air Force rules.
Jello Biafra
1/25/2011, 12:53 PM
heh brings back memories.

there was an E-4 hummer driver that was dishing her wares. she was 50 bucks a hit.

i remember hearing it was a very popular destination when we got to go use the phones. drive out into the desert with her 20 minutes. boom! back in time to get the duece back to the unit.
Sooner_Bob
1/25/2011, 12:56 PM
heh brings back memories.

there was an E-4 hummer driver that was dishing her wares. she was 50 bucks a hit.

i remember hearing it was a very popular destination when we got to go use the phones. drive out into the desert with her 20 minutes. boom! back in time to get the duece back to the unit.

Where's that hot dog down the all picture when you need it . . .:eek:
texaspokieokie
1/30/2011, 09:38 AM
this guy got 20 months in the stockade, plus dishonorable discharge.

he got this for a buncha other "dishonorable discharges".
texaspokieokie
1/30/2011, 09:39 AM
heh brings back memories.

there was an E-4 hummer driver that was dishing her wares. she was 50 bucks a hit.

i remember hearing it was a very popular destination when we got to go use the phones. drive out into the desert with her 20 minutes. boom! back in time to get the duece back to the unit.

hummer in a hummer !!!