Crisis of Command: How We Lost Trust and Confidence in America's Generals and Politicians

Stuart Scheller, a combat-decorated Marine officer, speaks out against the betrayal of military members by top leadership in the Afghan pullout, highlighting the need for accountability and standing up for the military.

Format: Hardback
Length: 272 pages
Publication date: 13 October 2022
Publisher: Permuted Press

The United States' withdrawal from Afghanistan, which was carried out in a hurried and disorganized manner for political reasons, has drawn criticism from combat-decorated Marine officer Stuart Scheller. He claims that this betrayal of military personnel by top leadership, ranging from generals to the commander in chief, has been going on for decades.

Scheller, who was the ideal Marine, was battle-tested, a leader, and had received honors for his bravery. However, when the United States decided to leave Afghanistan, he spoke out, and the generals responded by punishing him. They claimed that he had lost the "trust and confidence" that the Marines had given him.

Scheller is now free from the constraints of the Marine Corps and is able to express his opinions. In his book, Crisis of Command, he holds our generals accountable for their actions. He accuses them of playing with the lives of our service members for political gain and of lying to political leaders to further their own agendas and careers.

Scheller emphasizes that the responsibility lies with the generals, and it is time to demand accountability and stand up for our military. He provides insights into how we can achieve this in his book.

The United States' withdrawal from Afghanistan has raised significant concerns, and it is essential that we hold our military leaders accountable for their actions. Stuart Scheller's book, Crisis of Command, provides a valuable perspective on the issue and offers solutions for us to demand accountability and stand up for our military.

Weight: 463g
Dimension: 229 x 152 x 25 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781637585443