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I spoke to a friend about this who is a 20 year veteran of the USAF and he thought the guy should probably have been tried more seriously. That was after reviewing the articles.
He didn't know what to think up to the point where it said the pilot was denied permission and then let loose 39 seconds later.
He also thought that the lead pilot was the one that got a raw deal because he didn't release any bombs and there is only so much he could do with an insubordinate person.
The discipline may hav ebeen administrative because the higher ups were afraid thata general court martial would show that other people were also to blame.
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