Army Investigating Claims Battalion Fought War With Deflated Morale
FORT LEWIS, Wash. — The Army’s Inspector General is continuing to search for evidence surrounding allegations that the Second Battalion, Third Infantry Regiment, also known as the Patriots, was fighting with deflated morale, giving the unit an unfair disadvantage in combat.
The Patriots’ commander, Lt. Col. William Welichick, defended his team’s performa…
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