Army Officer Overseeing Safety Gets Prison Sentence After Private's Death on Firing R

[Univibe]

https://www.military.com/daily-news/2022/06/21/army-officer-overseeing-safety-gets-prison-sentence-after-privates-death-firing-range.html

Captain running the range failed to have proper personnel to ensure safety, failed to train and equip for medical emergencies.

I've never been in the .mil. Soldiers: Is this legit, or is it bureaucratic scapegoating?

[sndt1319]

Not having medics and not checking weapons are legit no-go’s but they rest is BS. I’ve never seen a medical rehearsal beyond ensuring the driver for the medical evacuation vehicle knew how to get to the hospital.

[Wake27]

Just got back from a vacay and haven't even bothered searching to see if topics already exist. Its like you haven't been a member here forever.

[titsonritz]

Just got back from a vacay and haven't even bothered searching to see if topics already exist. Its like you haven't been a member here forever.

You mean like this one for example?
https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?236481-Army-Officer-Receives-Four-Month-Prison-Term-after-Soldier-is-Killed-on-Firing-Range