U.S. airman faces charges under military justice system for criticizing Trump over Iran war

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Major Jason Watson is facing charges for criticizing President Trump.
The charges include three violations of Article 88 for contempt toward officials, disobeying orders, and conduct unbecoming an officer.
Watson's attorneys claim he is believed to be among the first officers of his rank charged under Article 88 for such remarks.
He was detained twice, once for protesting in uniform at the Capitol with an "Impeach. Convict. Remove." sign, and again after an interview criticizing Trump.
The Air Force confirmed the charges and that Watson will be held in pre-trial confinement.

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