Army kept whistle-blower in locked ward

[donsu]

http://www.upi.com/view.cfm?StoryID=20040525-111343-1697r

The Army kept a soldier whistle-blower in a locked psychiatric ward at its top medical center for nearly two weeks despite concern from some medical staff that he be released, according to medical records.

The Army then charged him nearly $6,000 for the stay at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, billing records show.

"They are definitely retaliating against me," said Army Reserve Lt. Jullian Goodrum, a 16-year veteran of the Gulf War and Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Doctors say Goodrum suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder, or combat stress, from Iraq. Last summer Goodrum asked for an investigation into the death in Iraq of a 22-year-old soldier in his 212th Transportation Company. He was also quoted in a United Press International article about poor medical care at Fort Knox, Ky., that helped spark investigations in Congress.
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I'd like to post more

our honorable military officers gave this man the shaft

[PragMantisT]

1. Nothing is sacred to this scum except maintaining

the status quo.

[madrchsod]

2. that`s what the Russians did

that was the main reason the Russian psychiatric community was never recognized and never invited to conferences for years-they were a party to and never raised objections to the Russians using psych prisons to house political prisoners....

[tom_paine]

3. The Busheviks are SOOOOOO Soviet

Since when did Totaliraian SAcum like the Busheviks or Joe Stalin ever give a SHIT about the trrops who served their twisted fantasies?