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After reports exposed the perverts in dog masks masquerading as professional soldiers, the Army has decided to look into it.
Apparently, Colonel Twink & Captain Cornhole may actually face punishment in the woketard military for going too far with their perversions.
Pics of them wearing the kinky sex accessories in uniform violate their oaths by bringing dishonor to themselves & their profession.
Taking the pics in disgusting freak sex Cosplay dog masks, they have pissed on the wrong pole & I hope they face the full extent of all penalties for making a mockery of our armed forces.
“Military law prohibits conduct by an officer that disgraces them personally or brings dishonor to the military profession. There are a range of potential punishments for violations, including letters of reprimand.” USA Today reported.
Photos of the officers wearing the dogs masks while in uniform likely violate Article 133, Conduct unbecoming of an Officer and a Gentleman, said Don Christensen, the former chief prosecutor for the Air Force who now leads Protect Our Defenders, USA Today reported.
If the officer is retired, like in Col. Connelly’s case, the Army could bring him back to active duty to have him court-martialed.
Officers risk being retired at a lower rank which also lowers their pension payments.
Apparently, Colonel Twink & Captain Cornhole may actually face punishment in the woketard military for going too far with their perversions.
Pics of them wearing the kinky sex accessories in uniform violate their oaths by bringing dishonor to themselves & their profession.
Taking the pics in disgusting freak sex Cosplay dog masks, they have pissed on the wrong pole & I hope they face the full extent of all penalties for making a mockery of our armed forces.
“Military law prohibits conduct by an officer that disgraces them personally or brings dishonor to the military profession. There are a range of potential punishments for violations, including letters of reprimand.” USA Today reported.
Photos of the officers wearing the dogs masks while in uniform likely violate Article 133, Conduct unbecoming of an Officer and a Gentleman, said Don Christensen, the former chief prosecutor for the Air Force who now leads Protect Our Defenders, USA Today reported.
If the officer is retired, like in Col. Connelly’s case, the Army could bring him back to active duty to have him court-martialed.
Officers risk being retired at a lower rank which also lowers their pension payments.