Typical Faux News reporting... "A Navy official told Fox news"...wtf is that? BS! Sounds to me like once the story was debunked, they are trying to keep it going anyway by quoting a mysterious "official" that could be anybody or nobody. Why is it that the folks so outraged about the prospect of charging this hero are the very people that are pointing out that he could be charged? They seem to really want him charged so they can be even more pissed off. Idiots.Before a service member is "formally charged" the command makes the decision of to the charge/s and punishment.
The problem is by violating an order and federal law he saved lives. So how to punish him for that?
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/08/0...ging-service-member-who-fired-on-chattanooga/