Publisher's Synopsis
The ideal Marine was Lieutenant Colonel Stuart Scheller. tested in combat. the head. decorated for courage. Scheller spoke up, and the generals retaliated when the United States pulled out of Afghanistan in a rushed, haphazard manner like the Keystone Cops for political reasons. In reality, they put him in jail to keep him quiet because they thought he had betrayed the "trust and faith" the Marines had placed in him. When our commander-in-chief, as well as our generals, broke the confidence and trust by implementing such careless and negligent practices. Now that Scheller is no longer bound by the Marine Corps, he is free to express himself. That's what he does in Crisis of Command. He puts our generals under pressure. the same generals who carelessly tamper with the lives of our military personnel in order to advance their political ambitions. Exactly the same general who lied to political figures in order to enhance their own objectives and careers
