A Disposable Warrior- a Soldier who is left feeling he was just tossed out or thrown away. A Soldier who did everything he could to serve his Country and honor his uniform, only to have it ripped away from him. A Soldier on the verge of giving up hope. A Soldier denied the very care that is “supposed” to be there for him if he should ever need it. If he had been bleeding, would he get a bandage? What happens to the Soldier with unseen injuries? Is he left behind? “Never leave a fallen comrade…”
I am former SGT Chuck Luther and I began Disposable Warriors after being fraudulently discharged from the United States Army. I have devoted myself, since that time, to serving other members of the Armed Forces who may find themselves in a similar situation. I work not only to help those with pending Personality Disorder discharges, but also for those with Chapter 14-12 (B & C) discharges, as well as Mental, Behavioral or Physical health issues.
While diligently pursuing every avenue to have my own case overturned, I spend my time in service to those Soldiers who need help. Any member of the Armed Forces is encouraged to reach out if you feel you are being mistreated by your Chain of Command. All confidentiality will be upheld and it is my honor to speak with you.
With the operational temp of our demanding deployments to two combat theaters, the mental and emotional stressors have grown immensely. We at Disposablewarriors are here and committed to standing up for our soldiers and fighting for their benefits and mental and physical needs. We love our Army, but we will not stand by and watch as soldiers are used up and thrown away to only feel like a disposablewarrior.
As of April 1, 2010, we have intervened in more than 100 cases for our soldiers. We do not have a paid staff, all work is done out of honor. We appreciate your support to allow us to continue to take care of our troops.
Please help support our cause as we continue to fight.
The Soldier’s Advocacy Group or S.A.G. began so I could do just that- be an Advocate for the Soldier.
~ Chuck Luther
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