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Former Green Beret, whom Trump pardoned for alleged murder, won't get Silver Star or SF tab back, Army rules

Former Green Beret, whom Trump pardoned for alleged murder, won’t get Silver Star or SF tab back, Army rules
4 days ago
Then Capt. Mathew l. Golsteyn is congratulated by fellow soldiers with 3rd Special Forces Group following his award of the Silver Star on Jan. 4, 2011. (James Robinson/The Fayetteville Observer)
The Army has denied the appeal of a former Green Beret major, pardoned for an alleged murder in Afghanistan by President Donald Trump, who has sought the restoration of his Silver Star Medal and Special Forces tab.
USA Today first reported the rejection of former Army Maj. Matthew Golsteyn’s appeal, which the Army reached last June but did not announce, based on decision documents obtained by the news organization. ....

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DoD to Investigate Special Operations' Compliance with War Crimes Laws

DoD to Investigate Special Operations Compliance with War Crimes Laws
A U.S. soldier provides security near a blockade on a road toward Manbij, Syria, June 20, 2018. (Timothy R. Koster/U.S. Army)
27 Jan 2021
The Pentagon Inspector General has announced plans to evaluate how well U.S. Central Command and Special Operations Command are following rules aimed at preventing war crimes.
In a memo issued Monday, the IG said that the investigation will focus on the commands’ efforts to carry out Defense Department directives aimed at reducing potential law of war violations when conducting operations.
The evaluation would also determine whether the two commands reported alleged war crimes in accordance with DoD policy, the IG said. ....

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Do Americans Really Care About War Crimes?

Do Americans Really Care About War Crimes?
By Jared Keller
On Tuesday, the White House announced a list of pardons and clemencies granted by Trump, a standard occurrence in the twilight days of a presidency before a new administration takes office. Included in the list of pardons, however, were some standouts: the president had authorized pardons for four former U.S. service members who were convicted of killing civilians in Iraq while working there as contractors for the notorious defense giant Blackwater in 2007. The so-called Nisour Squad massacre left 17 Iraqi civilians dead, including two children; outside of similar incidents like the 2005 Haditha massacre, the massacre left “lasting stains” on the U.S. military occupation of the country, as the New York Times put it. ....

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There May Be More Military Pardons to Come from Trump, Advocates Say

There May Be More Military Pardons to Come from Trump, Advocates Say
In this Aug. 23, 2011 Defense Video & Imagery Distribution System photo, Staff Sgt. Robert Bales, left, participates in an exercise at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, Calif. (AP Photo/DVIDS, Spc. Ryan Hallock)
23 Dec 2020
President Donald Trump s controversial pardons of former Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-Calif., and the so-called Blackwater Four were in line with the clemency he has previously afforded to combat veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan, according to military law experts both for and against his actions.
The pardons for Hunter, a Marine veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan, and the four contractors for the former Blackwater Worldwide security firm were among a total of 15 pardons and five commutations announced by the White House on Tuesday night. ....

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FOXNEWS Outnumbered Overtime With Harris Faulkner November 18, 2019 18:49:00

2015-2016. this appears to be something that s been building up over time with him, and the opportunity to sort of do to cope pardons that once seemed to be appropriate. his regard for generals, that might be an entirely different thing. harris: what do you think of these moves? i think each one is unique, harris. chief gallagher, that was a slam-dunk. it was a terrible prosecution. he was found innocent of the major charges, and basically he was convicted of doing a trophy photograph and lost a strike. giving a chief with 16 years service back a strike, that makes sense. golsteyn is a little more complicated, but they were trying to convict him of assassinating or ambushing a taliban warrior in 2011. a court of inquiry in 2015 concluded that he was not guilty of violating the rules of evidence. eventually he would have been acquitted. it s a slipping scale. lieutenant lawrence, he was convicted by a duly appointed ....

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