Andrew Masters @AndrewPMasters

Court-Martial: Military Records Board Fails Service Member Amid Ongoing COVID-19 Shot Mandate Fallout * The Gateway Pundit * by J.M. Phelps thegatewaypundit.com/2026/06/court-… “On its surface this case appears to be one of the more egregious cases of COVID retaliation and reprisal that has been brought to the attention of our firm,” said Younts. “Not only is there no actual misconduct at issue, it was inexplicably escalated to extreme levels that resulted in Major Murphy turning down an Article 15 and demanding trial by courts-martial.” Please read and share. This is urgent! @gatewaypundit @SecWar @PeteHegseth @USW_PR_HONTata @ajtata @stuartscheller @SecAFOfficial @DavisYounts @younts_r @ChildrensHD @amanda1224love @officialmcafee

@ASWMandRA @KTB_500 Full restoration? Also, reinstatement.

Daniel ✝️🇺🇸🦅 @tenndergast

a week ago

To correct an injustice wrought upon us by the government's unlawful actions, we are to get ALL pay and allowance as if we had never left (minus civilian offsets). We also have to pay for life insurance we were never covered by, as if we had never left. Yet the $1776 allowance?

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@BillyMoseley88 Maybe they know him better than you do. Maybe, like most people, they agree with some of the things he says and disagree with some of the other things he says. Humans aren’t linear. I’ll refer to my original comment.

Andrew Masters @AndrewPMasters

7 days ago

@BillyMoseley88 @JordanLkarr Either her point has gone right over your head or critical thinking has been consumed by your rage. You take money from the very government that you take a blow torch to everyday, while attacking former allies and make broad assumptions of them because they haven’t taken the

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Identity politics is inevitable. Policies affect groups differently. Even so, your old allies are not obligated to turn to social media to voice their concerns on all of the insanity. There are plenty of other outlets for those concerns. You continuing to reiterate that they have gone completely silent or that they are ignoring it doesn't make it true. Just because there is plenty of issues to be critical about, doesn't mean there isn't anything to be appreciative for - disparaging friends who have diverged from your ineffective strategy in the name of "being principled" will only lead to yelling into the void. Unfortunately, whatever exactly your desired end state may be, your principled stand that includes insisting everyone else's approach is like yours is counterproductive.

That is a gross mischaracterization. You know they are not only in a hostile operational environment, but also one that is dynamic, complex, and yes - political. Just because they aren’t following your lead and showing contempt for public officials on social media doesn’t mean their morals have changed or they are ignoring anything. The more you push them away the less situational awareness you are going to have. You want to see change? You want accountability? Try an approach that doesn’t include burning every bridge you have.

Either her point has gone right over your head or critical thinking has been consumed by your rage. You take money from the very government that you take a blow torch to everyday, while attacking former allies and make broad assumptions of them because they haven’t taken the “burn all the bridges down” approach as you have. It is surely nice to be able to take your approach from the safety of retirement, but your strategy is a losing one because at the end of the day as you denounce any path forward but yours, the blowtorch you are using will destroy everything but the institution the old friends you curse are still trying to save. You winning the same battle several others also had to fight doesn’t absolve you from your current hypocrisy and make your cause anymore righteous than the former allies you choose to misrepresent.

🚨🚨Update for the $1,776 “Warrior Dividend”🚨🚨 DFAS/Army finance calculations in Dodson were affected by the underlying personnel record errors. Because the Army incorrectly treated Dodson's service status and enlistment extension, his pay entitlements were improperly calculated. The Federal Circuit ordered correction of the records and recalculation of back pay and allowances consistent with the corrected military status. Specifically: The court found that Dodson's extension of enlistment was valid, despite Army officials later characterizing it as an administrative mistake. Because the extension was valid, Dodson remained entitled to active duty pay and allowances during that period. The Government's calculations improperly failed to recognize the effect of the corrected records on his entitlement. The court ordered that he receive back pay and allowances through the appropriate ETS date, requiring recalculation based upon the corrected military status.

On 16 January 2026, the Department of the Treasury and the IRS publicly stated that Congress appropriated $2.9 billion to supplement the basic allowance for housing payable to members of the uniformed services, and further characterized the $1776 payment as a "qualified military benefit." The Pentagon also publicly referred to the payment as a "supplemental basic allowance." Title 26 U.S.C. section 132 (b) (1) defines "qualified military benefit" as an allowance or in-kind benefit received "by reason of such member's status or service as a member of such uniformed services." The Army Board For Correction of Military Records (ABCMR) has directed the restoration of "all entitlements to include but not limited to backpay, allowances, and benefits [the service member] is otherwise qualified for" and further directs that military records reflect constructive service credit without a break in service. The corrected military record establishes that reinstated Warriors of Conscience were members of the uniformed services during the eligibility period. It is acknowledged that the Board directs the restoration of all allowances, yet "management" has stated "the members weren't actually serving in uniform at that time." How then does the reinstated service member with a record reflecting constructive service credit without a break in service receive back pay at all? $1776 Warrior Dividend for Warriors of Conscience on the 250th anniversary of 1776.

Daniel ✝️🇺🇸🦅 @tenndergast

a week ago

To correct an injustice wrought upon us by the government's unlawful actions, we are to get ALL pay and allowance as if we had never left (minus civilian offsets). We also have to pay for life insurance we were never covered by, as if we had never left. Yet the $1776 allowance?

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Doing the right thing at the Pentagon will always be harder than necessary if bad actors like Stephanie Miller are allowed to remain in power.

Chaplain America @RealChapAmerica

2 weeks ago

The Army COVID Reinstatement & Reconciliation Task Force works so hard to put up Good numbers. They toil tirelessly to be Good and faithful servants, fulfilling POTUS and SecWar's promises. I've been thinking; why do they have to work so hard? Stephanie Miller 🧵 A thread...

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Either accountability matters, or it doesn’t.

Chaplain America @RealChapAmerica

2 weeks ago

The Army COVID Reinstatement & Reconciliation Task Force works so hard to put up Good numbers. They toil tirelessly to be Good and faithful servants, fulfilling POTUS and SecWar's promises. I've been thinking; why do they have to work so hard? Stephanie Miller 🧵 A thread...

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Do you guys remember when Stephanie Miller was General Austin’s conservative-person “Extremism Hunter?” Because we certainly do. Time for accountability.

Chaplain America @RealChapAmerica

2 weeks ago

The Army COVID Reinstatement & Reconciliation Task Force works so hard to put up Good numbers. They toil tirelessly to be Good and faithful servants, fulfilling POTUS and SecWar's promises. I've been thinking; why do they have to work so hard? Stephanie Miller 🧵 A thread...

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Even now Stephanie Miller’s office pushes gender ideology and denies biological reality. Allow the rot to remain and it will fester.

Chaplain America @RealChapAmerica

2 weeks ago

The Army COVID Reinstatement & Reconciliation Task Force works so hard to put up Good numbers. They toil tirelessly to be Good and faithful servants, fulfilling POTUS and SecWar's promises. I've been thinking; why do they have to work so hard? Stephanie Miller 🧵 A thread...

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@RealChapAmerica And even now, her office is still pushing gender ideology and denies biological reality. Allow the rot to remain and it will fester.

Andrew Masters @AndrewPMasters

3 months ago

🧵One year ago, on 26 FEB 2025, IAW @SecWar 7 FEB 2025 Memorandum For Record (MFR) and @POTUS Executive Order (EO) 14183, the @DoW_USW_PR office released a MFR titled, "Additional Guidance on Prioritizing Military Excellence and Readiness." @DoW_USW_PR , operating through

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UPDATED REINSTATEMENT NUMBERS! The @USArmy COVID Reinstatement & Reconciliation Task Force (R2TF) has been working tirelessly, faithfully, and diligently to fulfill President Trump’s Executive Order. I have a Dream Team of amazing teammates who are laboring days, nights, holidays, and weekends to ensure we serve our fellow Warriors of Conscience well and return them to service with honors. The attached photo was taken a few months ago when we went fully operational, and we have since added more teammates. (I’ll post an updated photo soon.) In keeping with our desire to provide full transparency, here are the latest numbers. As of 29 May 2026, almost 75% of the 311 Warriors with whom our R2TF has made positive contact are interested in reinstatement. That’s 229 and growing by the day! We also have 49 thus far who are interested in reconciliation, and we are thoroughly correcting their records so they can receive their @DeptVetAffairs benefits, have their honorable service properly documented, and move on with their lives. Of the 229 Warriors interested in reinstatement, we have already reinstated a total of 47, and there are 18 more who are about to ship to their first unit. We currently have 164 in the pipeline and that list is growing very quickly. Our 47 reinstatements are broken down by rank as follows: COL (1); LTC (1); CPT (2); 1LT (1); 2LT (1); CW5 (1); WO1 (1); SFC (2); SSG (3); SGT (7); SPC (22); PFC (3); PV2 (1); PVT (1).  Of note, nearly all of our reinstatements are coming back with a well-deserved promotion, so these ranks reflect their rank at separation.  We continue to methodically go through a list of more than 3,000 known Warriors of Conscience and we’re doing our level best to contact each and every one of them. We are contacted every week by Warriors who are not on our list, so if you or someone you know was separated as a result of the unlawfully implemented COVID policies, please give us an opportunity to bring you reinstatement or reconciliation. You can reach us via email at [email protected] As I always say, the R2TF is fully committed to mission success! We will not give up! Galatians 6:9 @POTUS @SecWar @PeteHegseth @USW_PR_HONTata @DOWResponse @USArmy

@KevinBouren @USArmy Thank you for the transparency, Sir.

I am thrilled to share another Amazing Reinstatement Story!!! Returning to the Call of Duty For many service members, the call to serve their country is more than just a career choice—it is a lifelong vocation. Recent reinstatement efforts by the @DeptofWar are bringing dedicated Warriors of Conscience back into the formation after periods of unlawful discharge, restoring not just their careers, but their sense of purpose. The journey back has not been easy for these families as SSG Brett Bender and his family can attest. The sudden separation from the military community often brought unforeseen hardships. SSG Bender shared, “Being unlawfully discharged put a huge amount of stress on our family: homelessness, financial issues, and doubting whether I really was called to serve.” However, the tide turned when the @USArmy COVID R2TF Chief reached out to Bender to begin the reinstatement process. “When Colonel @KevinBouren reached out about being reinstated, it was a direct answer to prayer,” Bender continued. “I have long felt called by the Lord to serve the men and women who serve our country, and I do not take the opportunity to return to that noble profession lightly. Being reinstated is further confirmation that though ‘the heart of man plans his way... the Lord establishes his steps.’” This sentiment of renewed purpose is echoing across the force. Brett Bender, a 68W Combat Medic who was officially reinstated on March 10, 2026, is another testament to this enduring commitment. After navigating his own time away from the uniform, the Bender Family is currently preparing to head overseas, ready to serve our Nation once again. “I am excited to continue my career and encouraged to once again be given the opportunity to serve my country and my fellow soldiers,” Bender emphasized. We reinstated SSG Bender with full relief to include backpay, backdated promotion to E6, entitlements, benefits, MOS & duty station of choice, and constructive service credit. Welcome back, Doc! Thanks to @POTUS, @SecWar @PeteHegseth, and @USW_PR_HONTata for empowering us to reinstate these fine warriors! Stories like these highlight the resilience, faith, and unwavering dedication of the men and women who stand ready to defend this great Nation! Ephesians 3:20-21

Under Secretary of War Anthony J. Tata @USW_PR_HONTata

2 weeks ago

Proud to welcome back another brave warrior who was negatively impacted by the COVID-19 vaccine mandate, Brett Bender. Sergeant Bender, a 68W Combat Medic, was involuntarily separated in July 2022, leading to significant hardship for him and his family. With support from the

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At this point, I’ve had the honor of working one-on-one with many of the Warriors of Conscience who are now returning to the ranks under President Trump’s executive order. These are the salt of the earth — outstanding Soldiers who held the line strong, guided by their duty to disobey unlawful orders. Their integrity and courage never wavered. Welcome back, SSG Bender! 🇺🇸 A huge thank you to @realDonaldTrump , @SecWar , @USW_PR_HONTata , and our Task Force Chief COL @KevinBouren for making this reinstatement process possible. Proud to serve on the Task Force helping these American heroes return to duty. The strength of our military is being restored — one principled warrior at a time! #WarriorsOfConscience #DutyToDisobey #TrumpRestoresTheMilitary #ReinstateOurHeroes #CV19Reprimandos #CV19ReprimandedRanks #AmericaFirst #SoldiersStandStrong

Under Secretary of War Anthony J. Tata @USW_PR_HONTata

2 weeks ago

Proud to welcome back another brave warrior who was negatively impacted by the COVID-19 vaccine mandate, Brett Bender. Sergeant Bender, a 68W Combat Medic, was involuntarily separated in July 2022, leading to significant hardship for him and his family. With support from the

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“I have long felt called by the Lord to serve the men and women who serve our country, and I do not take the opportunity to return to that noble profession lightly.”

Under Secretary of War Anthony J. Tata @USW_PR_HONTata

2 weeks ago

Proud to welcome back another brave warrior who was negatively impacted by the COVID-19 vaccine mandate, Brett Bender. Sergeant Bender, a 68W Combat Medic, was involuntarily separated in July 2022, leading to significant hardship for him and his family. With support from the

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One Department, Two Standards: How the Marine Corps Purges What the Navy Accommodates | The Gateway Pundit | by J.M. Phelps thegatewaypundit.com/2026/05/one-de… @gatewaypundit @SchuylerSk53256 @DavisYounts @younts_r @SecWar @PeteHegseth @USW_PR_HONTata @ajtata @SecNav @benkohlmann Absent any intervention, May 21, 2026, has marked the forced conclusion of a 13-year military career for a Marine Corps officer. This conclusion is not a mere routine separation; it stems from a troubling set of events that highlight the tensions between personal conviction and institutional demands within the military. This case is no longer just an individual grievance; it is a critical litmus test for institutional fidelity to the Constitution. When the administrative history of this era is written, the data will remain clear. The United States Navy proved that accommodation was entirely possible, while the United States Marine Corps chose not to support and defend the Constitution. Only one question remains: Who will intervene to compel Headquarters Marine Corps to right this wrong, or will their infidelity to the Constitution continue unchecked?