Army Chaplain Jailed For Drunken Behavior, Shoppette Gas Theft The one-day trial depicted a chaplain struggling with life, who was unable to let go of his marriage of more than 26 years.
Is Rape in the Military Punishable by Death? US Supreme Court Considers Question The justices are considering inconsistencies in various articles of the UCMJ and federal law.
Army Investigating Senate Candidate Cal Cunningham Following Reports of Affair On his campaign website, Cunningham touts that he has served as a military prosecutor.
5 Sailors Granted Immunity to Testify in Navy SEAL Sexual Assault Trial Special Warfare Operator 1st Class Adel Enayat was in a Naval Base San Diego courtroom Tuesday for a hearing.
Lawyer in Midshipman Lawsuit Has a Long History in Naval Academy Culture Wars The lead attorney is a former faculty member and has represented several midshipmen facing discipline.
Midshipman Sues Naval Academy, Claims Looming Expulsion for Tweets Violates Speech Rights In his lawsuit the midshipman claims Superintendent Buck plans to recommend Standage be separated from the Naval Academy.
Lawsuit Claims Military Families Endured Mold, Roaches in Camp Lejeune Housing The class-action suit is the latest in a series alleging poor living conditions in military housing run by private companies.
DOJ Is Cracking Down on Towing Companies That Seize Troops' Cars A lawsuit is the latest in a string of actions against firms that violate the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act.
2 Charged for Handling of Virus Outbreak at Veterans Home It's believed to be the first criminal case brought against nursing home officials for actions taken during the pandemic.
Man Convicted of Murdering Wife May Owe Coast Guard More Than $400,000 in Search Costs The Erie County District Attorney's Office believes the restitution question represents an issue ripe for appellate review.
VA Plans to Outsource All Compensation and Pension Exams In a letter to VA Secretary Robert Wilkie, Rep. Elaine Luria, D-Va., said the plan was developed with no notice to Congress.
USAA Bank Fined $85 Million by Federal Regulators for 'Violations of Law' USAA Federal Savings Bank is part of USAA, which has about 13 million military and veteran-affiliated members.
The Army Is Looking into the Soldier who Vibed with Cranberry Juice and Fleetwood Mac During an Airborne Jump The Army has said they are looking into the soldier’s actions for potential safety violations.
'Soldiers' Careers Depend on It': Senators Want to Halt Army Combat Fitness Test Rollout Two senators say the new Army Combat Fitness Test sets unrealistic standards for some soldiers.
After More than 3 Decades, the Corps' AH-1W Super Cobra Makes its Final Flight The Marine Corps has officially retired the AH-1W Super Cobra helicopter.
