The complaint did not identify any of the people alleged to have carried out the hazing, or say how many of them were involved. Reuters was not able to independently establish the identities of those responsible for the incident.
The pilot had a hood put over his head, and was forced into the back of a pick-up truck by several colleagues who drove him to the firing range, according to the complaint. The complaint alleges that, during some of these passes, the pilot tied to the target could hear the sound of live munitions being fired from the aircraft.
Berna said his client did not want his name disclosed publicly because of privacy concerns. Reuters has seen the pilot's name in the complaint. He raised the issue with his superiors at the end of 2020, the lawyer said, and decided to file the criminal complaint when he felt the military was not responding adequately.
Whats the world coming too?When you can’t fire a few missiles at someone.
Hahahaha
Sounds like great fun
This is incredibly disturbing. The lack of any kind of empathetic caring is beyond words. Whatever team building you hope to accomplish is always going to be suspect by the individual. You are victimizing them, not hazing and he or she may hold suspicions or a grudge. I would.
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