Military Scandals

Green ordered all Naval Special Warfare commanders to call their troops into formation within two weeks.

The "Fat Leonard" scandal has resulted in bribery charges against several high-ranking officers and senior enlisted sailors.

Marine Gen. Joseph Dunford, then chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, announced in March that Troxell had been disciplined.

A social media post designed to commemorate theBattle of the Bulge featured a large photo of a notorious Nazi war criminal.

An Army deputy chief of staff has been retired at a lower rank after an investigation found he had plagiarized.

Suspects allegedly defrauded the VA by letting vendors charge inflated prices for products.

"Not only did we not know that the parts existed, we didn't even know the warehouse existed."

A Chinese orienteering team was disqualified this week for cheating at the Military World Games being hosted on home turf.

The House Committee on Oversight and Reform recently began investigating U.S. military stopovers at Prestwick.

VA Secretary Robert Wilkie says swift action was needed in a case where the VA did not "treat a vet with dignity."