Military Sexual Trauma Survivors Call on Presidential Candidates to Sign Reform Pledge
The group wants to remove prosecutorial authority from the chain of command.
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Sexual Assault Court-Martial for Naval Academy Midshipman Postponed
A public hearing is planned for April 16 and the court-marshal trial is set for May 7-22.
Soldier Convicted at Retrial of Sexually Assaulting Mother-in-Law
Hollenbeck was granted a retrial after an court determined the verdict was flawed because of a possibly biased juror.
Sexual Assault Reports Increased Last Year Across Military Academies, DoD Says
The schools received a total of 149 sexual-assault reports, up from 117 received the prior year.
Purple Heart Recipient Accused of Faking Suicide to Avoid Child Rape Charges Added to US Marshals' 'Most Wanted' List
Jacob Blair Scott received a Purple Heart in 2011 for injuries he sustained while deployed in Iraq.
Retired General Remains in Jail as Rape, Incest Trial Postponed Again
The two-star, who retired from the Army in 2005, was arrested Dec. 7, 2018.
New Hampshire General Will Oversee Wisconsin Guard Changes
The National Guard Bureau in December announced it had uncovered multiple shortcomings in the Wisconsin Guard's protocols.
Army Probes Handling of Illinois Sexual Assault Complaints
Illinois Sens. Dick Durbin and Tammy Duckworth sent a letter to Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy requesting an investigation.
Wisconsin Department of Justice to Review National Guard Sexual Assault Investigations
The Wisconsin Guard's top commander, Adj. Gen. Donald Dunbar, resigned at Gov. Tony Evers' request.
Appeals Court Overturns Former Naval Academy Midshipman's Sexual Assault Conviction
Court documents called the 2016 incident "an alcohol-fueled sexual encounter."
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Here's the List of Military Clinics That Will No Longer Serve Retirees, Families
The list is included in a 61-page report to Congress delivered Wednesday.
Marine Pilot Who 'Borrowed' Helicopter to End Sniper Situation Has Died
Pitman is best known for ignoring military protocol and breaking regulations so he could save lives.
CBO Suggests Raising Tricare Fees, Cutting Veteran Benefits to Slash Deficit
The Congressional Budget Office published options for reducing the imbalance, including three suggestions on Tricare.
The US Navy Just Got Its Hands on a New Kind of Iranian Missile
A pair of Navy ships have for the first time nabbed a new kind of Iranian surface-to-air missiles.
Video Shows US Military Vehicle Running a Russian Military Truck Off the Road in Syria
The Russian vehicle almost hits a civilian bystander who had been walking along the shoulder.