Air National Guard punishes 3 for dinosaur hand puppet video
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Three individuals from the Tennessee Air National Guard have been rebuffed for a viral video that demonstrated a patrol utilize a dinosaur hand manikin while discussing her re-selection pledge.
The Knoxville News Sentinel refers to a Wednesday proclamation from Maj. Gen. Terry Haston that says the unidentified colonel who drove the function was downgraded and compelled to resign. Manikin employing Master Sgt. Robin Brown has been expelled from her situation with the Tennessee Joint Public Affairs Office.
Haston said a unidentified senior non-authorized officer who recorded the service was condemned and expelled from his situation as a unit first sergeant.
The assistant general said "not taking this promise seriously and with the most extreme regard is immovably against the customs and sacredness of our military family and won't go on without serious consequences."
The Knoxville News Sentinel refers to a Wednesday proclamation from Maj. Gen. Terry Haston that says the unidentified colonel who drove the function was downgraded and compelled to resign. Manikin employing Master Sgt. Robin Brown has been expelled from her situation with the Tennessee Joint Public Affairs Office.
Haston said a unidentified senior non-authorized officer who recorded the service was condemned and expelled from his situation as a unit first sergeant.
The assistant general said "not taking this promise seriously and with the most extreme regard is immovably against the customs and sacredness of our military family and won't go on without serious consequences."
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