An Army Reserve psychological operations officer is on day seven of 14-orders, according to her Twitter account, and she’s taking the opportunity to let the internet know she does not approve of the Defense Department.

Capt. Brittany DeBarros is assigned to Army Psychological Operations Command, according to an Army spokesman, and her command is investigating her.

“We at USACAPOC are aware of the situation surrounding Cpt. Brittany DeBarros,” Sgt. 1st Class Stephen Crofoot said in a statement to Army Times on Friday. “To maintain the integrity of the ongoing investigation, we are unable to comment at this time.”

I’m on Army Orders for the next 14 Days and there’s not much I can do about that. WHAT I CAN DO is schedule daily posts in my absence with facts about the horror being carried out by our war machine for profit. Please RT. DAY 1. #DropTheMIC #GIResistance pic.twitter.com/O0tayNzmYM — Brittany DeBarros (@BrittDeBarros) July 15, 2018

DeBarros did not respond to multiple requests via Facebook for comment.

She’s the latest soldier to be investigated for behavior on social media, after 2nd Lt. Spenser Rapone, then a 10th Mountain Division platoon leader, faced separation after sharing his communist sympathies on Twitter.

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Whatever happened to that communist lieutenant? The Army won’t say. The Army has disciplined 2nd Lt. Spenser Rapone, the former West Point cadet who wore a Che Guevara shirt under his uniform at graduation. But they won't say how.

DeBarros’ tweets have discussed defense spending, industry lobbying, civilian casualties and American military installations abroad, among other topics.

While Army Reserve and National Guard soldiers are allowed to make public political statements while in a civilian status, those actions are against regulations while the troops are on active orders.