More On Military Scandals

Officials said that leaders have instructed units they've entered a "do not order until further notice" on hot cups.

Sen. Grassley is not satisfied with the service's reasoning for why it chose to spend thousands of dollars on hot cups.

Inspectors have found rusty surgical tools, equipment shortages at the Washington, D.C., VA Medical Center.

Richardson kept his public affairs officer on staff for months after harassment allegations came to light.

Chuck Grassley questioned why the service spent tens of thousands on hot cups that can reheat coffee and tea.

Vice Adm. Faller, was grilled on his attendance at a party where prostitutes allegedly were provided by "Fat Leonard."

A series of investigations have uncovered problems with VA sterilized instrument procedures.

The former IGl of the Marine Corps has been reprimanded for using his aide for personal errands during an Iraq deployment.

An electric breast pump goes for $192 in stores; the Pentagon pays $1,400.

Now retired at the rank of lieutenant colonel, Kevin "Bly" Blaser realizes he should have stopped the ceremony.