A service member can be charged at general court-martial with nothing more than an allegation by the accuser, even without any physical evidence or...

You can be notified and sent to administrative separation on the military side. If you have more than 6 years in or the command is recommending an...

A service member that goes AWOL could be charged under the UCMJ. They could face charges at NJP (Article 15) or court martial. In addition, being...

Veterans can use prior honorable service to get their Post 9/11 GI Bill benefits. If a service member gets an OTH discharge but has a prior...

As others have mentioned there may be numerous benefits available. Reach out to his command for the CAO - Casualty Assistance Officer - (Army),...

Not sure how this relates to possessing firearms. Typically the Army and military in general stay out of family law matters. If the servicemember...

The best advice for him is to stop discussing the situation with anyone other than a defense attorney. If questioned about the alleged misconduct,...