West Point superintendent misused his office, Pentagon report says

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[cbtengr]

On the surface his misdeeds seem pretty tame, that is not not to excuse what he did. As I read the article he was cleared of the most serious allegation of an improper relationship with a subordinate, I guess since they were in the area they had to find something.

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From my days as a detailed Army Inspector General (for a two-star command) a request for corrective action is the normal response when there's a finding. It's up to the commander, in this case GEN Dempsey since the finding probably came from the TIG, to take action. The lack of an action is a reflection on the CSA, not the TIG.

The SecDef, if he's competent, should fire/remove the CSA.

[ddoering]

"But the report said Huntoon “improperly induced” staffers to provide private driving lessons and care for a friend’s cats."

How do you teach a cat to drive anyways?

[MR2]

Originally Posted by ddoering

"But the report said Huntoon “improperly induced” staffers to provide private driving lessons and care for a friend’s cats."

How do you teach a cat to drive anyways?

With a clicker: Clicker Training for Clever Cats - Martina Braun (2007)