On negligence in the military
Armed forces leaders get a thumbs-up on handling a commander’s mistaken gun-firing and a fail on keeping the Kurdish flag on soldiers’ uniforms.
OTTAWA—Last week it was reported that Maj.-Gen. Mike Rouleau is facing a court martial on the charge of having committed a “negligent discharge” from his firearm while on operational duty in northern Iraq.
As the commander of Canadian Special Operations Forces Command, Rouleau is essentially ...
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