3:17January 4Navy SEAL pleads not guilty to killing wounded ISIS fighterDecorated Navy SEAL accused of war crimes; Edward Gallagher's brother and attorney speak out.
December 25Col. David Hunt: Maj. Golsteyn deserves a presidential pardon on an unjust murder chargePresident Trump should pardon Army Maj. Mathew Golsteyn, who has been unjustly charged with murder in the killing of a Taliban bombmaker in Afghanistan.
November 27Decorated Navy SEAL Edward Gallagher accused of war crimes; Americans should be 'outraged,' brother saysThe brother of a decorated Navy SEAL leader alleged to have killed an injured ISIS prisoner of war in Iraq – amongst other war crimes – is now accusing the investigators behind the claims of trying to “take down” an “elite warrior” so they can advance their own careers.
August 5Marine tied to Charlottesville violence booted from serviceA U.S. Marine identified as a member of a white supremacist group involved in violence during last summer's white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, is out of the military after being convicted at a court-martial.
June 22Marine connected to Charlottesville rally faces imprisonmentA U.S. Marine identified as an assailant during a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, has been convicted at a court-martial, and the Corps is seeking to remove him from its ranks.
June 21President Obama and the high price we paid for Bowe BergdahlAfter almost a year of debate, Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl has been charged with desertion and misbehaving before the enemy.
June 5US Army commander approves Bergdahl sentence, no prison timeA senior U.S. military commander is endorsing the decision to spare Army Pvt.
May 8USS Fitzgerald officer pleads guilty in collision that killed 7 sailorsA junior officer on the destroyer USS Fitzgerald has pleaded guilty to a dereliction of duty charge in connection with a collision that killed seven sailors last year, the Navy announced Tuesday.
April 27Texas church gunman vowed not to hurt anyone 5 years earlierA gunman who killed more than two dozen people in a Texas church last year had promised a military judge five years earlier that he would never allow himself to hurt someone again.
