[Sdinozes]

OK, what about this? The article doesn't give enough information, at least not for me. I have several questions in my mind as to whether actually disciplining the workers is right. The military and the medical world in general have a unique caste system as it relates to the MDs and the rest of the staff. I can't see anyone in a lower position, and no doubt this guy was an officer, ratting him out. The person who did would have risked his own future, reputation, and probably even his life. I also have to wonder if there is any whistle blower protection in effect.



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