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A number of lawyers are working feverishly to determine what the implications are for other Marines who were punished.

The fate of a Marine involved in a fatal accident on Okinawa was up to the Japanese courts, the Marine Commandant said.

One hundred lawmakers are urging the U.S. Army not to award Bowe Bergdahl any back pay for his time in Taliban captivity.

New online tool makes it easier to apply for an upgraded discharge.

Free online resource is a partnership of Stateside Legal and the Yale Law School Veterans Legal Services Clinic

A former U.S. Air Force wing commander fired from his post has been charged with sexual assault, maltreatment and cruelty.

The U.S. Army's top official told Congress that the service does not have the authority to deal directly with the assaults.

An F-22 Raptor pilot faces court-martial this October on charges of sexual assault, as well as striking an individual.

Senior Master Sgt. Oscar Rodriguez Rodriguez sued the U.S. Air Force, demanding an apology and admission of wrongdoing.

Michael Behenna is one of several veterans who have gone to prison for committing combat-zone crimes.