Army Pathologist Apologizes in Abuse Case
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An Army pathologist apologized Thursday for misplacing body parts that are key to the case against a Marine major accused of abusing an Iraqi prisoner last year.
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The Army's top civilian leader acknowledged Friday that the military has made mistakes in caring for wounded soldiers and said the system is being fixed.
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SOLDIER abuse was an endemic part of military culture, an academic and former infantryman said today. A photograph of soldiers who donned Ku Klux Klan-style hoods standing behind their Aboriginal colleagues
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LONDON - An American bioethicist blasts military doctors for acting as accomplices to interrogators who abused Iraqi prisoners at an infamous Baghdad prison, in an article published in a British medical journal this week.
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MANNHEIM, Germany - A key suspect in the abuse of Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib prison voiced fear he was being made a scapegoat when he was asked to turn over a laptop computer and other evidence suspected of containing photos of the maltreatment, an investigator told a U.S. military court Monday...
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The defense secretary's trip comes at a time when critics have accused him of being insensitive to the welfare of the troops.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 (Xinhua) -- A US Army investigation into the abuse at Abu Ghraib prison finds that the scandal was not just caused by a small circle of rogue soldiers but resulted from failure of leadership at the highest level of the US command in ...
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The U.S. military asserted that an American soldier was justified in erasing journalists' footage of the aftermath of a suicide bombing and shooting in Afghanistan last week, saying publication could have compromised a military investigation and led to false public conclusions.
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The Army reservist found guilty of being the ringleader of the abuse at Abu Ghraib prison told a jury considering his sentence that he had repeatedly complained about orders to treat detainees harshly.
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FORT BRAGG, N.C.  - A military judge on Thursday  threw out a potentially damaging statement made by Pfc. Lynndie  England, a U.S. soldier facing court martial over an Iraqi  prison abuse scandal who was photographed holding a detainee on  a leash.
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SEATTLE, Dec. 11 -- A soldier who said she was sexually harassed by noncommissioned officers, prompting her to leave her post and refuse to return to Iraq, has agreed to plead guilty to going AWOL in exchange for a reduced punishment, the Army said Monday.
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The highest-ranking Army reservist charged in the Abu Ghraib scandal pleaded guilty on Wednesday to eight counts of abusing prisoners and described in graphic
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DULUTH, Minn. - A Chicago man apologized for spreading his feces around a courtroom during his trial on drug charges. Vandale Amos Willis, 28, apologized Wednesday before being sentenced to more than 10 years in prison.
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Â· Man had to be stopped, says commander Â· Agitation displayed by victim added to suspicion
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In a nondescript conference room at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, 1st Lt. Elizabeth Whiteside listened last week as an Army prosecutor outlined the criminal case against her in a preliminary hearing. The charges: attempting suicide and endangering the life of another soldier while serving in...
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The first American military intelligence soldier to be court-martialed over the Abu Ghraib abuse scandal was sentenced Saturday to eight months in jail, a reduction in rank and a bad-conduct discharge.
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The first U.S. military intelligence  soldier to be court-martialed over the Abu Ghraib abuse scandal  was sentenced Saturday to eight months in jail, a reduction in  rank and a bad conduct discharge.