Disgraced former HRW staffer fired for his Nazi memorabilia obsession now works for US Department of Defense

Remember Marc Garlasco, the former Human Rights Watch "senior military analyst" who was suspended and forced to resign when his hobby of avidly collecting Nazi memorabilia and bragging about how "cool" they are was exposed by a group of bloggers, myself included?

He has bounced from job to job. In December, PBS interviewed him as saying that Israeli non-guided bombs were inaccurate, while a real expert in air defense said he didn't know what he was talking about. 

Now Garlasco has a new job - at the US Department of Defense.

According to his LinkedIn profile, Garlasco is now a Division Chief at the DoD, "promoting civilian harm mitigation and response for the US military" based out of Washington, DC. He started in January.

It seems likely that Garlasco was hired in conjunction with the DoD Instruction 3000.1 published in December, to "establish policy, assigns responsibilities, and provide procedures for civilian harm mitigation and response (CHMR)."

This guy is the best they could find?

(h/t Irene)

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