If you or anyone you know is thinking of joining the Air Force -- or any branch of the military -- think again:
You might well ask "Why was he late?"
This is sort of like having the police department investigate charges of police misconduct.
His commanding officer will probably get a promotion.
At the end of the week, Mario Manago, 33, will be out of the Air Force after 12 years.
But he's not just out of a job -- he's now a felon.
His crime? Being six minutes late to a meeting.
Manago, of Willingboro, was convicted at court-martial March 9 of failing to go to his "appointed place of duty." He was late to a meeting he requested with his commander to discuss his concerns that he was being treated unfairly by his supervisors at the Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst in Burlington County, according to him and his attorney.
You might well ask "Why was he late?"
He got a meeting with his commander, Lt. Col. Eric B. Quidley, to discuss his concerns that he was being targeted. But that morning, he was told he couldn't leave his post on the base because things were too busy. He called to reschedule the meeting, but was told he could not.
This is sort of like having the police department investigate charges of police misconduct.
His commanding officer will probably get a promotion.
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