Defense Department's Law of War Manual: Shooting Shipwrecked Survivors Clearly Illegal

[Tony]

Clearly, Admiral Frank M. Bradley should have known better. One big lesson he has learned with politics is exactly how he got thrown under the bus. Hopefully he will share that with the public when he is put under oath with the pending House or Senate investigations, or both...

Senator Kelly was right - Don't follow illegal orders (video.) It's against the law...

The Defense Department's Law of War Manual uses shooting shipwrecked survivors as an example of an illegal order that service members are obligated to refuse.

"For example, orders to fire upon the shipwrecked would be clearly illegal," the manual states.

Don't Give Up the Ship...

Chain of Command in Illegal Strike:

• President Trump
• Pete Hegseth
• Admiral Frank M. Bradley

And please remember that congress never declared war or used the Authorizations for the Use of Military Force (AUMFs) 

• Seal Team 6

Yes, the Constitution grants Congress the sole power to declare war, but the United States has not issued a formal declaration of war since World War II. Instead, Congress has frequently authorized military force through less formal means, such as Authorizations for the Use of Military Force (AUMFs), which has become the predominant method for permitting military action.

Article here on portions of subject:
White House defends Hegseth and second strike on boat near Venezuela
A Navy admiral and not Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth directed a September strike on a suspected drug boat near Venezuela where the military was reportedly ordered to kill survivors, the White House said Monday.