Military Illumination

Military Illumination

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Military Illumination - Shedding the Light

The Official Trailer: Learn how to decide if the military option is right for you. We provide information about military recruitment, traps, benefits and lifestyle. We illuminate the truth behind military benefits and issues surrounding the military lifestyle. Military Illumination turn on the lights to show the dark secrets of the United States Armed Forces.

Feres Doctrine: The Introduction

What is the Feres Doctrine? How does the Feres Doctrine Impact Members in the Armed Forces? Hindsight is 20/20, If I was warned about the Feres Doctrine, I would never have enlisted in the military. My friend found out about the Feres Doctrine after their command engaged in harassment and discrimination action before and after maliciously prosecuting my friend. The Feres Doctrine allowed JAG in the military violate legal rights of a member of the Armed Forces This episode goes deep into the Feres Doctrine to help people make an informed decision about enlisting in the Armed Forces. This is the miliary dark, dirty little secret.

The Four Truths the Military Recruiters Do Not Want You To Know

In this episode of Military Illumination, host Gary reveals four crucial truths about military service that recruiters and the government often conceal. These truths encompass the Feres Doctrine, which removes the legal and constitutional rights of service members, the lack of support from congressional leaders despite the Tort Claims Act, the inefficacy of civilian courts in seeking justice for military personnel, and the shortcomings of the JAG system in delivering fair justice within the military. This information is vital for anyone considering military service or advising others on the matter

Congressional Myths

Many people believe that if someone is mistreated in the military, they can write to their congressional leader, and they will help them with the situation. This is a military urban myth and will lead to more problems. This episode explores the problem a service member will run into, if they attempt to resolve their problem through their congressional leaders.

Congressional Myths

The classic myth is that when you have problems in the Military, call your congress person and they will help you out.....by holding your miliary accountable. While this may be true if you need a recommendation for entrance into one of the military academies , or filling out mundane pieces of paper work for benefits. But in the real world, when the shit hits the fan, how will your congressional leader respond? Season 1 episode 4 "Congressional Myths" will reveal the truth, listen and learn.

What is the Difference

Asking the right questions is the key to determining whether the military service is a good fit for you?

Military Justice System: Judge Advocate General

The Judge Advocate General is the exclusive military organization. This episodes discuses why the JAG system is a mockery of justice and should not be trusted. To fall under the power of JAG is akin to giving up your freedom. Learn how JAG can negatively impact your life in the military and after your discharge.

Military Justice System Part 2

This episode will help the listener understand the players in the JAG system and how their roles contribute to the injustice and prejudice prevalent in the military as it relates to seeking justice.

JAG and Entrapment: What is the Issue?

According to the Uniform Code of Military Justice Article 31 protects military service members from self-incrimination. But the military leaders ignore this article and induce members to incriminate themselves. How can you protect yourself against the injustice prevalent in the military?

Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ): What is the intent of Article 31?

Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ): What is the intent of Article 31? This episode explores the intent of Article 31 of the UCMJ and what actually happens. The military world is a place where laws and regulations exist, but they are not followed according to UCMJ. Article 31 intent is to prevent a person suspected of an punishable offense from engaging in self incrimination. How far will the military and JAG go to induce an offender to incriminate themselves? Learn what they do and how to avoid the trap is the focus of this podcast.

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