Pretty much sums it all up.
True.
Now if a future order were found to be illegal under military /civilian law, then not only would the soldier's understand it after a ruling is given on the hypothetical order being deemed illegal, but (they) the troops would honor the ruling along with the law in the proper manor or structural way only.
They would do this by listening to their superiors who would of course brief them on the courts findings and ruling.
Their chain of command would then instruct the troops upon what to do next, and this would be based upon the actions taken by the judges that have ruled against an order or command that they do agree jointly that such a thing was somehow unlawfully given.....
The troops would not take it upon themselves to apply "the ruling directives", otherwise in regards to the findings under the law in any way shape or form that would undermine the overall military mission and command, but only that they would wait to be instructed on this hypothetical ruling by their chain of command on what to do next as based upon the counter command given if one is needed.
After a court rules an order or command illegal, then the court would write in it's findings and briefings a directive that would be based upon it's findings that would say that the specific order is now deemed null and void by the court.
The chain of command then briefs the troops on the stand down regarding the specific order only. These proper steps secure the mission whilst removing a specific order given that has been ruled by a court that the order was not lawful under the law when given.
The fact that Trump hasn't put out an illegal order requiring the military to do something illegal, just shows how demented and political these Democrat partisan hacks are.
Trying to sew the seeds of sedition into the mind's of the military because of partisan political hatred is a very serious act and/or crime.
Now if an order was already under review by the court's, then a bipartisan warning coming from the people's reps such as in the choice of a video message would be ok I guess. It may have been more understood in it's context while an order or command was under review by a court, and then it showing heavy promise that the order may be found to be illegal by the court.
But even so, if a warning is being directed at the troops instead of going through the proper chain of command, then it was out of line...The video should have been done only to inform the chain of command that a ruling might be forthcoming by a court that would possibly deem an order or command was somehow illegally given, and a directive will follow....This is the proper structural way of doing things, and not in the opposite way in which the video seemed to suggest right ?....
The video message should have only been directed at the structural command make up of the officer core and it's general's pertaining to a court's review, and therefore it should not have been directed at the overall troop body if this was the case, otherwise by allegedly suggesting to them that a total collapse of the military should ensue if the president were to make a mistake by putting out an order that is somehow deemed illegal by mob rule (the leftist way), instead of by a court ruling in which would not undermine the overall mission of the military if it so happened that a court ruling was coming on a specfic order under review for the chain of command to follow if a ruling were to come next in authorization by the court..
TDS is real.