Department of War
Quantico, VA
30 September 2025
Charge Sheet: To All General and Flag Officers of the United States Armed Forces
By order of the Secretary of War, the following charges are hereby preferred against those general and flag officers who, during the period of the COVID-19 vaccine mandate, engaged in unlawful conduct under color of authority.
“Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.”
— John Adams
Mutiny (UCMJ Article 94)
Specification 1: That you, while entrusted with command authority, unlawfully combined to enforce directives in defiance of statutory and constitutional limits, thereby betraying your oath and undermining lawful military governance.
Specification 2: That you willfully allowed unlawful coercion of subordinates, compelling obedience to orders that contravened federal law and constitutional rights.
Dereliction of Duty (UCMJ Article 92)
Specification 1: That you failed to safeguard the constitutional rights of service members by denying informed consent and suppressing religious accommodation.
Specification 2: That you neglected your duty to protect the health, safety, and welfare of those entrusted to your care, thereby causing grievous injury, financial hardship, and death.
Conduct Unbecoming an Officer (UCMJ Article 133)
Specification 1: That you engaged in actions unworthy of commissioned officers by permitting unwilling medical experimentation upon service members.
Specification 2: That you betrayed the trust of the Armed Forces and the American people by prioritizing political expediency over fidelity to the Constitution.
General Offenses Prejudicial to Good Order and Discipline (UCMJ Article 134)
Specification 1: That your collective conduct caused the largest degradation of military readiness in the history of the Republic, inflicting greater destruction upon servicemembers than all combined wars of the past 250 years.
Specification 2: That you ignored communications and petitions for redress, thereby eroding confidence in lawful command and justice within the Armed Forces.
Action to Be Taken
- All currently serving officers named or implicated shall be ordered before general courts-martial pursuant to Articles 92, 94, 133, and 134.
- All retired officers who held command during the mandate shall be recalled to active duty under relevant statutory authority and likewise referred to courts-martial.
- Remedies shall be pursued to strip pensions and retirement income from those convicted of complicity.
- All such officers shall be barred from future appointment to senior executive service, advisory roles, or positions of public trust.
Directive
This charge sheet stands as notice that the Armed Forces will no longer tolerate betrayal of oath, dereliction of duty, or mutiny cloaked in administrative authority.
The Constitution remains the supreme law of the land. It will be enforced.
History will record this as the reckoning of an officer corps that abandoned its honor. May future generations see that when leaders failed, the Constitution endured — and justice was restored.
By Order of the Secretary of War
For the United States of America
If Secretary of War Hegseth is serious about restoring trust in the Department of War, he must do this. If he does not, he risks becomeimg an accessory after the fact. As a reminder, capital offenses such as treason, do not carry a statute of limitation. (Ivan Raiklin/Deep State Marauder, 9/30/2025) (Archive)
(Ivan Raiklin is a retired lieutenant colonel who served in various roles in the DOD, Intel and Special Operations communities. He is known for his legal analysis of the illegally certified 2020 election and the constitutional violations of the Biden regime.)