On January 7, 2022, an Army court-martial panel (jury) comprised of 2 Lieutenant Colonels and 6 Command Sergeants Major found Sergeant First … [Read more...] about SFC Robert Nicoson found not guilty of all allegations, case dismissed
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On May 20, 2021, the Article 32 hearing for Sergeant First Class (SFC) Robert Nicoson began at Fort Bragg, NC. A fact-finding process, the … [Read more...] about What is the latest with SFC Robert Nicoson’s case?
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Written by Chad Garland for Stars and Stripes An 82nd Airborne Division soldier is facing charges stemming from a deadly firefight in Syria … [Read more...] about 82nd Airborne paratrooper faces charges related to gunfight at Syrian checkpoint
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Written by Danny for TerminalCWO What Happened? On August 17, 2020, a Coalition Forces (CF) led patrol engaged in small arms fire with … [Read more...] about Justice or Coverup: SFC Robert Nicoson and the Pentagon’s Mission to Pin Liability on a War Hero
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As U.S. troop levels in warzones such as Iraq and Afghanistan have dwindled, it is logical to expect fewer cases of our warfighters being … [Read more...] about Think Our Warfighters Are Safe with Wars Winding Down? Think Again
Article written by Steve Balestrieri and originally published by SOFREP on Feb 9, 2021. Lieutenant Jack L. Knight entered the military … [Read more...] about Remembering LT Jack Knight, the Only Army Spec Ops MOH Awardee in WWII
Written by Timothy Koster and originally published by Army.mil. WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. – More than 75 years after the conclusion of World War … [Read more...] about Connecticut WWII Veteran Receives Promotion, medals
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