Published under the headline, Military Justice Gone Bad, another 5-star customer review appeared yesterday on the Amazon.com page for Three Days In August: A U.S. Army Special Forces Soldier’s Fight For Military Justice. The text of that review appears below:
My experience with the military, came in 1968 when I was drafted into the U.S. Army. I felt then, and I feel now, a great sense of compassion for ALL our military personnel. All the grunts, sailors and marines, serving for us. That same respect does not necessarily apply to “the Brass.” The higher ranking officers, and sometimes NCOs. Most of the ones I met over 40 years ago, could care less about the average soldier. “Three Days In August” brought all those feelings back.
This well told story, shows how easy it is to ruin a good person’s life, with little or no concern for the individual or his family, and with no regard at all for his previous service to his country. In civilian life, there are checks and balances, meager as they may be. But the military is like a country unto itself. Self-governing. With very little oversite by our “crack” government. This is a travesty, that made my blood boil, with each turn of a page. It was tough to read, and impossible to put down. As tough as it was, I thank Bob McCarty for bringing it to our attention. The more people that read this book, hopefully, the more that will contact our government on behalf of SFC Kelly Stewart.
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