Military investigators allege that the chief executive of Multinational Logistics Services defrauded the Navy out of at least $50 million by inflating invoices.
Navy Officer Turns Witness in Bribery Case That Echoes ‘Fat Leonard’ Scandal
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Daughters of Carl Levin Christen US Warship Bearing His Name
The warship’s namesake served for 36 years in the U.S. Senate and served as chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee.
Army Offers Reward for Information on Confederate Flag Raised at Germany Base
The Army Criminal Investigation Command is offering a $2,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible.
Army Delays New One-Stop Personnel and Pay System After Year of Tech Headaches
A force-wide launch was slated in December after a trial period with the National Guard.
Fort Campbell Soldier Charged With Murder in His Pregnant Wife’s Death
Sgt. 1st Class Joseph Santiago was also charged with injuring the couple’s unborn child and he was first taken into custody Sept. 28, one day after the incident.
Ex-Army Couple Avoids More Prison Time in Child Abuse Case
A former Army major and his wife who prosecutors said routinely beat their young foster children and denied them food and water have avoided more prison time.
Army Unveils New Centers for Sex Assault Response After Vanessa Guillén Murder
The program aims to centralize a variety of resources for victims, including legal support, investigations and medical services.
2 Soldiers Die at Fort Bragg on the Same Day in Unrelated Incidents
Four additional soldiers were injured in the vehicle mishap that killed Pfc. Patrick Hernandez.
Female Soldiers Given a Year to Fit into Dress Uniforms After Pregnancy
The move follows a change in March that extended the timeline for new mothers to meet the Army’s strict weight standards.
Fort Bragg Soldier Killed in Humvee Wreck as Congress Weighs Safety Overhaul
The deadly incident occurred just after noon on a main base thoroughfare and is under investigation.