Read Part 1:“The making of Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller.” With an admirable career, many saw Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller ending up with stars. But on Aug. 26, 2021, in the immediate wake of a deadly suicide ...
Marine discharged for criticizing Afghanistan withdrawal says top general should be held accountable
Former Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller was discharged from the military for speaking out against the execution of the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, but now he’s pointing out how the same level of ...
The Marine who publicly criticized a chaotic Afghanistan exit, Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller Jr., is using his "17 years of good service" to make a case for an honorable discharge, according to Scheller’s ...
President Donald Trump has tapped two former lieutenant colonels, Stuart Scheller and Matthew Lohmeier, for Defense Department positions years after they were relieved of command for publicly ...
“He was following the orders he was given.” At this point, former Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller despises those words and carries special disdain for officers who use some configuration of the phrase to ...
Former Lieutenant Colonel Stuart Scheller was the kind of infantry officer I probably would have loved as an enlisted Marine back in 2008. The officer who shuns bureaucracy and looks out for his ...
Cathy and Stuart Scheller Sr., seen here in a photo with then-Maj. Stuart Scheller Jr., are speaking out about how the Marine Corps has handled the court-martial of their son. (Facebook with ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Former Marine Lt. Col. Stuart Scheler will oversee a Defense Department review into how officers are evaluated and promoted.
Task & Purpose has been refused access to a public record by the Marine Corps. The document is not classified, secret, or otherwise sensitive, but the service has gone to unusual lengths to keep it ...
Stuart Scheller publicly criticized military brass for chaotic U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021 Stuart Scheller publicly criticized military brass for chaotic U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan ...
It was late spring 2004. Stuart Scheller, a freshly minted accountant and recent University of Cincinnati graduate, was watching images on television of Marines in Iraq moving street-to-street ...
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