Milley Principle, n.
When a United States military officer undermines the civilian command and control of the military and Promises to betray his country to an enemy, he is giving effect to the milly principal. A person that gives effect to the Milley Principle may also be referred to as a "Benedict Arnold."
See related definition, "Benedict Arnold."
When a United States military officer undermines the civilian command and control of the military and Promises to betray his country to an enemy, he is giving effect to the milly principal. A person that gives effect to the Milley Principle may also be referred to as a "Benedict Arnold."
See related definition, "Benedict Arnold."
The French military does not follow the Milley Principle, so they kill their enemies first and then announce doing so.
by Constitutional Counselor September 16, 2021