In general, soldiers can speak to the press, but really arent supposed to speak about policy in any way. What you are allowed to say about policy is usually disseminated via command messages like "We're happy to be here helping the Iraqi people" or "It's my duty to serve and Im proud to protect my country" or something to that effect. Complaining about facilities, be they military or medical, is a big no-no. I understand why it's a rule, but it sickens me the situation at Walter Reed.
As for inspections and all that stuff. That's just the military. That's what they do.
that's unbelievably fast. it tooks months for karpinski (of abu ghraib fame) to be let go, but then again, that was due to mistreatment of browns. i'm sure that had nothing to do w/ it.
I did visit Walter Reed while I lived in the area.
The funny thing about visiting there is the fact that you have to have an appointment (ok, not a prob), but the only people you can get in with are flag waving sunshine up your butt republicans. Thought that was kind of odd.....
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