By Another month and more knuckleheads going to jail. It was actually a slow month and most the court martial results I have already covered here on the ROK Drop. There was only two ROK criminal prosecutions with yet another DUI. That now makes 16 DUI’s in the past 15 months.
You can read the rest below the fold:
USFK Court-Martial Results for June 2008
At a general court-martial on 7 June 2008, Senior Airman Timothy D. Howard, Detachment 15, Armed Forces Network – Korea, was convicted of larceny and false official statement. His adjudged sentence was reduction to Airman Basic, forfeiture of all pay and allowances, a fine of $31,658, confinement for 24 months, and a bad-conduct discharge.
At a general court-martial on 11-12 June 2008, Master Sergeant Morgan A. Bowman, 106th Medical Detachment, 18th Medical Command, was convicted of maltreatment, obstruction of justice, disobeying a lawful order, disobeying a lawful general regulation, and disobeying a lawful general order. His adjudged sentence was reduction to Specialist and a reprimand.
At a general court-martial on 13 June 2008, Private First Class Joseph M. Robillard, 55th Military Police Company, 94th Military Police Battalion, was convicted of possession of child pornography. His adjudged sentence was reduction to Private (E-1), confinement for 16 months, and a bad-conduct discharge.
At a general court-martial on 18 June 2008, Captain Clyde E. Callwood, HHC, 194th Combat Support Sustainment Battalion, was convicted of aggravated sexual assault, false official statement, obstruction of justice, and attempted violation of a lawful general regulation. His adjudged sentence was confinement for 15 months and a dismissal.
At a general court-martial on 23 June 2008, Specialist Feliciano K. Castilliano, HHB, 35th Air Defense Artillery Brigade, was convicted of larceny, forgery, and violating a lawful general regulation. His adjudged sentence was reduction to Private (E-1), confinement for 6 months, and a bad-conduct discharge.
At a general court-martial on 24 June 2008, Private (E-2) Francis H. Parker, United Nations Command Honor Guard, United States Army Troop Command Korea, was convicted of possession of child pornography, indecent liberties with a child, and indecent language with a child. His adjudged sentence was reduction to Private E-1, confinement for 36 months, and a dishonorable discharge.
ROK Criminal Prosecution Results for June 2008
In Uijeongbu District Court on 11 June 2008, SFC Paul R. Hansell, HHB, 210th Fires Brigade, was convicted of assault. His adjudged sentence was a 500,000 Won fine.
In Suwon District Court on 11 June 2008, SFC Robert A. Kaufmann of 3d BCD, was convicted of traffic law violations, including DUI. His adjudged sentence was a 3,000,000 Won fine.
4:43 pm on July 7th, 2008 1
interesting court martials. i’d be even more interested to know the details of the incidents. is that public information as well?
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6:11 pm on July 7th, 2008 2
Details of the incidents are published in Stars & Stripes. You can search the Stripes archives for the month in question or check my Crime category where I post about some of the incidents as well.
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6:56 am on July 8th, 2008 3
Holy crap! How is an E-4, now an E-1, going to pay a fine of $31,658? He must have stolen some high dollar AV equipment and fenced it in Seoul. Stupid.
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7:17 am on July 8th, 2008 4
Good question because he was also hit with loss of all pay and allowances. I would assume he would have to pay back the fine after getting out of prison then. I doubt then the Army will ever see that money paid back. Maybe a JAG reading this can provide some clarification.
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8:21 am on July 8th, 2008 5
You may have seen the story in the S&S a while back. This airman was caught, like many others, doing hte ole BAH fraud thing where he claimed his family was in a high cost area when they were actually living somewhere else.
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8:27 am on July 8th, 2008 6
What really angers me here is that the airman gets more time (24 months) than an MP caught with kiddie porn (16 months). Understandably, both now have felony convictions but MPs are our law enforcement officials and as such should be held to the highest of standards.
For that matter how does the Captain who was convicted of aggravated sexual assault rate only 15 months? How does that work? All three of these folks have lost their careers but how does a thief rate more time than either of these two sex offenders. And yes, I am more than certain that both will have to register as sex offenders for the rest of their lives.
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7:52 pm on July 8th, 2008 7
GI, that’s Air Force money, and God knows they need it.
Cray_Z, that rings a bell. It sure does sound like a BAH amount. It seems that every year, some wise guy thinks he can get over on the system. There is one sure fire way to experience UCMJ action: mess with Uncle Sam’s cash.
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12:39 pm on August 13th, 2008 8
[...] usual idiocy once again last month with no crimes happening that were too serious. Another DUI though can be added to the ongoing [...]
9:24 am on September 23rd, 2008 9
[...] June 2008 – 2 servicemembers [...]
11:50 am on February 24th, 2009 10
I have been trying to contact Capt Clyde Callwood for a while. I am floored to see this. Is there a way I can get a mailing address for him or at least find out where he is serving his jail sentence.
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February 25th, 2009 at 8:24 pm
Officers serve their time at Ft. Leavenworth:
http://usmilitary.about.com/od/justicelawlegislation/a/leavenworth.htm
Here is contact info for the prison which may be able to help you out:
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May 10th, 2009 at 9:19 pm
CPT Crosby with is wise wrong info again. I wish you will spend time learning your job. Our company is messed up and you are not doing anything except kissing up. We want to train! Untrained cdr should go to Ft. Leavenworth instead of not doing PT and telling war stories, which no one cares but we are forced to listed to you.
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May 9th, 2009 at 5:00 am
He dont talk anymore….good luck
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May 9th, 2009 at 2:08 pm
Thanks for the update. I am confused; he can talk but just don’t? Can you give me anymore info. I sent him a card but haven’t heard anything. Hope I sent it to the correct place.
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May 10th, 2009 at 9:13 pm
He did not get a card. You sent it the wrong place. He is very upset and I understand. I worked directly for him and I know and trust him. If you know him that well he should have your info. It is good to know someone other than me cares.
May 11th, 2009 at 7:20 am
Thanks so much for you comments. I will resend it. I am sending it to the address above but I noticed I transposed a number. Again thanks and I do understand because Brother Callwood was so sharp as a Christian, a soldier and a man. He attended my church in Petersburg VA before shipping off. It was during that time that not only I but the entire congretation before very fond of Brother Callwood. No matter what comes of this I hope that he finds it in himself to seek God to get him through this and understand that everything has a purpose and this unforturnate turn of events will one day be in the past and his future will again be as sharper or sharper. God promises that.
12:43 am on March 20th, 2009 11
The MPs conviction was later overturned and callwood is in the RCA at Fort Sill, OK.
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May 10th, 2009 at 9:15 pm
You are stupid, do you know callwood?! You are like one of the silly JAG reporters with false info.
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June 6th, 2009 at 12:45 pm
I do know callwood.
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July 3rd, 2009 at 11:55 am
Trethurane,
You met him but don’t know him. I served with him on two combat tours and under his command. Very talented, hard and fair. You don’t even know where he live or is doing. You don’t him. You don’t know his status or if his case was over turned or details.
You are like everyone on this site running off at the mouth and not knowing him or the lies that were told. You don’t know of the coward leadership in Korea and how he was treated. You should comment on your court martial and tell everyone what you were charged with. You are probably a child molester and won’t say it anyway.
At some point you all should get a life and worry about your own issues and stop the lies. Those little nasty soldiers will have there day, so will our former BN Commander and the dike XO, who should be charge with sleeping with enlisted soldiers. No one in the BN said Callwood slept with them nor was anything proved. He is Black and strong and they hated that. I am white and I saw it, I saw the weak leaders in the Bn and the stupid commanders in the other companies. He was the smartest of the 3 and the chain of command knew it. Please tell the world what you were charged with since you want to discuss someone else and tell us where you are and how long you will be locked up. Tell us about you, we want to know. Your turn!
July 5th, 2009 at 9:13 pm
I was the mp who had his charges overturned. I was incarcerated with Callwood in Korea. I was then transfered to the states (RCF in OK). Callwood arrived right after I did. Callwood is a very active intelligent person. He memorized the UCMJ laws that applied to incarceration almost immediately after arriving. I have not talked to Callwood since I left the RCF, but if you hear from him tell him hi for me.
P.S. I never claimed to know him better than you and meant no offence.
12:35 pm on March 20th, 2009 12
What is the “RCA” ?
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July 2nd, 2009 at 1:34 am
RCF sorry that was a typo. I was transfered to rcf just before he was.
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August 28th, 2009 at 9:04 am
It is good that things worked out for you. Why are you commenting on Callwood. I don’t think he recall you or want to remember the child molesters and drug dealers he was forced to meet there as well as the low life workers. So, tell the world about the female counselor that was having sex with guys in there and the female MP (SPC Lee) that got caught with an inmate. We would like to know of the illegal activity that goes on in there. Like Mr. Brigsby that tries to sleep with guys wives that comes to visit or the fraud waste and abuse that goes on in there with the making of plauqes and posters. Tell us about Mrs. Wagner that constantly talk about sex to the inmates and ask them if her fat ass looks good. Tell us about the stealing of food from the DFAC and the drugs that Mr. Reese brings in. Tell the world about how many guys Callwood assisted in getting out of there because the Army lawyers are idiots and they strive on putting a one side case together. I am not going to tell him you said hi, I personally don’t think he would care. I would like to tell COL Lilliewood, Major Jackson and Major Riddle he said hi. I used to respect COL Lilliewood, he is a looser and a coward. I see why he did not stand up for what he know is right. He was covering his own dirt as well as those two dikes Jackson and Riddle. The entire BDE knew Jackson is a dike and should be court martial. She slept with female privates in the battalion and no one does anything about it. No females in Korea ever claimed that Callwood slept with them or been to his home ect… This Bimo Krystal Jenkins lied and God will deal with her in time. The entire company knew she was lying and sleeping with so many NCOs and Soldiers. Callwood just did’nt fell for her games and slept with her and she was insulted and mad. She was in love with the commander, like other soldiers were. The man is trying to get those that are not cowards to come forward and tell the truth. Cante you should do the right thing and let the Army know that Callwood did not do such a thing. SSG Thomas, you cheated on your husband with 1SG Miller and both of you should be court martial. SSG Taylor, we know you are a liar and cheated with SSG Parker and other NCOs and soldiers in the company also. Both of you wanted to date Callwood but he refused to step that low. I know the man and talked with him alot. May God have mercy on your souls.
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2:37 pm on May 8th, 2009 13
If you want to find him contact me
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May 9th, 2009 at 2:10 pm
My name is Jackie. Please email me at rahbugirl@yahoo.com. I really would like to find him.
Thanks for your assistance.
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May 10th, 2009 at 9:05 pm
I will tell him
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2:49 pm on May 8th, 2009 14
I was at the trail and heard all of the lies, I know CPT Callwood and was in his unit. Hard worker that did not take shit. If he was white he would of been okay and not charged. He was burned before he walked into the courtroom. How many Soldiers does Kyrs__L Jen have to put this shit on when she dont want to follow the rules. Did you know she did this to a NCO too because he chewed her ass. The other soldier was banging an NCO and CPT Callwood slam the NCO and then the NCO married the Soldier and the soldier had a different man baby. Poor fool. He was found not guilt of one of the bimbos by the was. That fat CPT from Ft. Bragg lied her ass off in court. She could not stand CPT Callwood because he called her stupid and took her husband job. If the BN Commander had balls he would of Backed the commander. Officer games at the best. Everyone in the company know he was not a ladies man, more of a gym rat that would run the hell out of the company. THe man did PT 3 times a day. I am sorry this happen but I am only a soldier. The 1SG should of been charged along with the training NCO and the Cook. They are the pimps and sex addicts in the unit. This is bullshit, spit on that new commander that is untrained
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5:54 pm on May 9th, 2009 15
520th- I hear ya- but just looking at the saga which is your comment just illustrates the ZOO that too many units in the Army are.
Institutionalized acceptance of mediocre standards with leaders who look the other way always equals a train wreck down the line somewhere- and in that train wreck, the pain falls on both the guilty and the not guilty.
Tossing in the race card was a nice touch. Having served in another service, I am constantly amazed at the visible racial polarization in the Army. How many times will leaders not make an on the spot correction on a Soldier because that leader doesn’t want to get an EO complaint? Just askin’…
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May 10th, 2009 at 9:03 pm
Junior, I am not a black Soldier. I am white. I have been in this unit for over 2 years and seen soldiers come and go. As well as other soldiers in the unit and the BN Cdr, we know this was B.S. and that BIMO lied as well as the fat Cpt from Bragg. Little do you know but those BIMBOS are black. I was at the trial and listen as well as seen the story line changed. I respect the man and he did not have mediocre standards unlike the other two commanders in the BN. Overall, the morale and standards were high and that was due to him and a few NCO’s that cared about training. We don’t do shit now. There is no such thing as training to standards. We check the block, I qualified with my weapon in the motor pool (get the pic) He will be at every event and check up. The pain fell on the commander and his family. The BN Crd should of did his job but he is a coward. Did you know of the false EO complaint? The Cpt that testified lied on the stand and the BN Xo brought it out, but like I said, he was charged before he walked into the court room. The other female that lied should get court martial: Innis… that BIMBO lied and married a NCO that was slammed by the commander for that.
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May 11th, 2009 at 1:04 am
Whoa- I’m with you… Just that it seems that there are LOT of double standards- not neccesarily from your former commander- in play here at several levels. Out of control. I see a lot of this over here, with CSMs worried about black fleece jackets but not at all worried about conduct and appearance of their troops during their off time.
I don’t have a personal dog in this fight – does he have an appeal?
I tossed in the race comment because you mentioned “…If he was white he would of (sic) been okay and not charged. He was burned before he walked into the courtroom…” Hmmm- I doubt it very much, especially in today’s politically correct climate. That’s the LAST thing I would want to do as a commander- leave a perception of prejudice or favoritism based on race. If you think that is what happened, by all means, you SHOULD pursue it through the EO channels, and so should the captain.
If there was enough evidence in an Art. 32 investigation, regardless of color, size, shape, etc- the subject of that investigation gets charged- period. Don’t think for a minute anyone has spare time to play with to mess with peoples’ lives like that- unless there was, perhaps, some undue command influence- could that be? Just askin’…Lord knows I barely have time to answer the mail where I work, let alone get pulled to do a 15-6 or Art 32. I guess some units aren’t busy enough… and from what I have seen over here, I truly believe it.
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May 11th, 2009 at 6:05 pm
Command Influence? Yes, most of us were told to stay away and not talk to the investigators. There story line changed several times. During the Art 32 and the trial had different statements and changes to those lazy Soldiers statements. Our current cdr used to copy CPT Callwood training slides for briefings. Most of the officers feared him. This new guy always ask for his old work and whatever we have on file. I just dont see him doing an act like that with a building full of Soldiers and the girl did not scream for assistance. I do now that she love attention and Soldiers with rank. THis is not the first time she did this. The BN Cdr should of stepped in. I still respect CPT Callwood and will follow him into combat. I know a lot of Soldiers and officers will too. We do miss him but we can’t do anything except tell our side of our Leader that trained us to standards, By the way, I was at the 32 and I knew he would not get a fair chance. Major Gilson told the story of a strong leader best but he fail to say that CPT Humphreys lied on the stand when she said she give a report to him. THe court was not fair. Really he was charged with something that took place 16 years ago. You do the math and a reality check. LT Won should be charged for dating Soldiers in his platoon and SSG Thomas as well for sleeping with 1SG Miller and other NCOs, they are all married. There is so much double standards in Korea. The BN Cdr and Xo should be charged for sleeping with Soldiers too. Xo slept with my friend (Female) yes homosexual relationship and everyone knows Major Jackson and CPT Callwood military attorney are homosexual. That is the reason why I cannot understand the 501st BDE. Noone ever saw him with any women or in the clubs. I dont know if he party because he was to professional all the time. Raw Deal is the bottom line.
2:45 am on May 12th, 2009 16
Hard to follow your comments- but if there are solid facts in there which you know are solid, you need to report them to those who will investigate them. You make allegations of clear violations of the UCMJ in the final few sentences of your paragraph. You need to act on them. It’s not a “do I want to”, it’s a duty. I’m sure CID would be very interested if you have solid evidence of fraternization, adultery, or the gay thing.
As for being charged with something which happened 16 years ago, I’d have to see the specifications on the charge sheet. As for “…I do now (sic) that she love attention and Soldiers with rank. THis is not the first time she did this…” Did what? I’m getting the impression that someone succumbed to temptation- whose fault is that? As for “…The BN Cdr should of (sic) stepped in…” what do you suggest that a commander of an operational battalion do? Stop the merry go round so he could tell people to do things which they already knew were wrong? I don’t know how long you have been in the Army, but being part of any military organization requires leaders with whom you can place “… special trust and confidence…” You might have heard that phrase before. To some of us, it really means something, and we have served in units and branches of service in which the command didn’t treat senior NCOs and officers like retards because those people were held to high standards- and should they fail on an issue like integrity, they would be crushed and flushed.
Here’s the solid hard fact- he might have been Alexander the Great, and you and a cast of thousands might have followed him to the gates of Hell. But if people who were supposed to be able to have that special trust and confidence in him no longer had it- give me an example of what a “fair chance” should be with someone trusted with a commission from the President of the United States to lead American young men and women. I’m interested in your view on this.
Just sayin’- You know more about the case than I do, and your unit sounds like a real three ring circus- and it’s your duty to report the wrongdoing if you have first hand information.
Sounds like your unit has a lot of spare time.
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4:45 am on May 12th, 2009 17
1. That Soldier accused an NCO of the same thing
2. I worked in the same building the alleged offense took place and knew both parties. That don’t fit him or his style. I do know the NCOs did not like his hard leadership style. He bump heads with the CSM to defend his Soldiers. He was just a aggressive leader that demand quality work all the time. We dont and never did quality work until he came there.
3. BN Cdr is just a coward as far as making a decision. I think our cdr was the best in the BN and the smartest and most talented leader.
4. I am considering talking to CID but they are dirty and will they do anything. They talked to the entire outfit and most of us shared some things with them but they did not do anything. I don’t have a need to lie, I just know that he did not do it and SGT Can…. and her friends know the same thing. They too are holding out in regards to coming forward. The Army system is program to defend issues to prevent looking bad.
5. This unit is a zoo! It was getting fixed and trained when he was here. I have been in the military over 6 years and different locations.
6. Fair Chance: Stop allowing Soldiers to change there statements and allegations. Charge time for false statements. Call all the alleged witness from the 32 and compare there statements, WHOA…you will see that someone did not have there lies together. There was an issue about his driver that witness an incident but when the driver was in court he stated different as well as another NCO. I still would follow him into combat. The entire BN did during an FTX and EXEVAL, which came out fine. I dont see any other officers in the unit that could do that to standard, especially now. I will not go to combat with the current leaders in place now, a pencil pushing CSM in charge of maintenance and quartermaster troops with zero experience. A cdr of a DS maintenance company with zero experience…the list goes on of the lack of leadership.
a. Look at the list of witnesses background and history of tales, trying to get over, quality of a person
b. Talk to the officers and NCOs past and present
c. The EO NCO was not there to validate an allegation but the statement was used, totally wrong
d. The issue of a gift was not proven nor was phone numbers, the government left it alone for some reason, oh yeah they know it was a lie. What happen to checking phone records? They did and came up with nothing. They checked my phone too along with all of the phones and computers in our building.
e. I know he had a family, taking someone home did not make sense.
f. So many NCOs and officers were not conviently available during the trial or investigations. For example LT Wyatt, LT/Cdr Alcider/1SG Miller/SSG McCoy/the EO NCO and the list goes on. What happens to the Soldiers that made statements that were different to the ones at trial? They were not there or called either.
g. Major Gilson, fail to state the truth as well. He knew that CPT Humphreys lied and was lying at the trial. SSG Thomas, a bad NCO that should be court martial also made statements that were not questioned. That was low for someone that was sleeping with the 1SG to make statements and change here statements as time goes on.
No, those Soldiers are going to hell. Just for what they did. The President of the US should look into this personally. The military is not what we would like it to be. Korea is the land of illegal activities and lies. 90% of the married Soldiers to include officers are having extra relationship or cheating the military. If you or anyone think that because you are an officer-NCO or Soldier that you have the highest standards, integrity or someone will place trust and confidence is always going to be that way you are just as stupid as the leaders in 8th Army and this BDE. I agree with you on the no longer had it, that is the reason why he is not here. I dont have it in the leadership now and I give little effort and quality of work. We are just getting paid bi-weekly to wear this uniform and be prepared to go to war. If a Soldier dies in the middle east it becomes a big issue. That is what he get paid to do, no big issue on pay days or 4 day weekends. When the Army dont do the right thing we destroy lives, families, and careers. We protect our names and our positions by taking the easy wrong over the hard right. The sexual assault promotion push in Korea is way over advertised and promoted. It allow female to use it to there advantage to get what they want. If these females are charged when they are proven to have lied then court martial it would be different. What about the men that have to suffer? This is an issue that should be re-looked.
I the civilian capcity, this will not turned out this way for him nor would it been charge like this. I did report this and was not called to the stand. His attorneys did not start working on his case until 1 or 2 days prior to the trial and did not talk to a very very large part of the company. We (Soldiers in the company) wanted to share information. Some were afraid of the BN Cdr and CSM knowing that we did in fact talked. I saw Soldiers and NCOs cried when he was taken as well as did not want to train or lead others.
It is the Army duty to provide quality leadership too. We had that! Now we have untrained and unqualified leaders leading us through the gates of hell. The entire 8th Army is a circus and the clowns are in this BN
This unit have tons of spare time is correct. We used to have time to train and PT.
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7:36 pm on June 30th, 2009 18
HI am from El Paso Texas,am trying to find Capt. Clyde Callwood,new Commander in Korea please contact me. Thank you so much!
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11:38 am on July 3rd, 2009 19
email me and i will get in contact with him for you
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9:12 pm on August 28th, 2009 20
“e. I know he had a family, taking someone home did not make sense.”
Unless he was horny, and as it turns out, he was horny.
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August 30th, 2009 at 9:05 pm
Lordofe2
That should of told you that his story was not true. Most wives in Korea don’t work, they are at home. Also, the soldier did not say that she been to his house or he ever dated her. Her statement changed several times as well. He was a work-a-holic, in early and out late. I knew this soldier well and also know of the lies she told about an NCO that did not want to date her, which cost him his marriage. She will get hers eventually and people will stop listening to her lies. I still will follow him into combat today. The leader that they put in his place is a waste and untrain. I will not follow him to the PX, I refuse to run in the company PT runs, therefore I go on sick call. He too did lie on our real leader, soldiers will do anything to get the job. No soldier said that he slept with them or dated them, the entire Battalion was asked and interviewed. He was just not liked by officers and NCOs because he was strong and did not take shit from untrained weak soldiers. I hang out in the clubs and all over and never saw him in the clubs or with women. Maybe you knew him and spent time with him, I don’t know. COL Lilliewood should of looked into his XO Major Jackson taking female soldiers home and having dike relationships. That is a good story with tons of facts. She was and still is.
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4:28 am on August 29th, 2009 21
Callwood was GUILTY. He will always be guilty in the eyes of the law, and more importantly, in the eyes of GOD. GOD knows that Callwood is guilty. Justice has been served, and it was YUMMY!
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3:35 am on September 17th, 2009 22
Shocked– SHOCKED– to hear all this B.S. about Callwood. Loggie520 and 520th Soldier: you’re kidding, right? You both sound like the only person who could possibly care about this– Clyde Callwood himself! Who else would have such an interest in defending a case that is over a year old? It’s over, Clyde! Walk away and find another profession. No one believes that it is some white guy in 520th. No one but you would be this interested in the case. Interesting that you know chapter and verse what happened at every step of the trial, know every single person involved, but you won’t publish your real name.
Oh, and for all of you who insist that you’ll “follow CPT Callwood to war”, well, I assume you’re talking hypothetically, because he got dismissed from service. If you think following a convicted sex offender to war is your cup of tea, go right ahead, but remember: he was convicted of not just the aggravated sexual assault, but also false official statement, obstruction of justice, and attempted violation of a lawful general regulation. In other words: lies, more lies, and more lied trying to cover up those lies. All these allegations by Callwood about other leaders are just his attempt to drag others down with him.
In this case, the legal system did its job, and sent a sexual predator back to the street where he belongs.
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8:27 pm on September 17th, 2009 23
I am not sure who you are, but you are over a year late. Know one cares about this case except you. If I just tell the truth. I have nothing to gain, you can give me a break. Callwod is not out of the service, that girl will be soon as well as CPT Hamilton -Humphrey that is being charged as we speak. Soldiers and officers started to come forward after the Dept of Army took over. Yes Really. Have you been to combat? I don’t know you and won’t follow you to your grandmothers house. I think you should walk away and not email me with your thought, take them to cowards that you follow and get a life. The Army started this blog and dummies like keeps it going a year later, you are another DRAMA freak!
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7:27 am on September 21st, 2009 24
Oh, hey, Clyde.
Sorry the last post bugged you, but I was merely replying to the posts by 520thSOLDIER and LOGGIE520 from MAY and AUGUST of 2009…but perhaps you’re right. This IS a lot of drama. No one cares, and I’m only doing this because I’m bored and there’s so much silly shit on here.
Just to be sure, I did a search on DKO for “Callwood”– and what do you know, there’s no Clyde Callwood listed, just like I said. Like it says above in the courts-martial results, C.E. Callwood was dismissed from the service in 2009, after he finished his sentence at the RCF at Fort Sill. So at least I was right about that part. With credit for good behavior and time served, he would have gotten out in early 2009…
Interesting fact: most Soldiers do not refer to themselves as “Loggies”. It’s an officer thing.
In reply to your question– yes, I’ve been to combat. Most folks in the Army have been to OIF or OEF by now. It’s really not a big deal. Most of the people I know have been 3-4 times already. I’ll probably have to go again, which is fine. No worries. (I won’t see Clyde Callwood there though.)
CPT Hamilton-Humphrey is not getting charged with anything. That’s just silly.
I’m laughing at all this, but the truth is that this is just sad. Clyde, sorry you got caught, but you should just let this go.
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12:00 pm on September 22nd, 2009 25
I read alot of this guy. He must of broken a lot of hearts or people hated him alot. Regardless, why do anyone care what goes on in another person life. I wish that guy luck with his future but would like to know who was present at the trial, I know how the military courts are. Regardless, the man fought for his country and was not scared unlike the leaders of this country and the military that never saw combat. Two years later and he is still the talk of the town.
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