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Army officer pleads guilty to making sexual advances toward enlisted Soldiers, unlawfully kissing junior officer

UPDATE — Sept. 10, 2026: Army court records released after this story was originally published show that Capt. Mitchell S. Weaver was convicted, pursuant to his pleas, of two specifications of fraternization and one specification of assault consummated by battery. The military judge sentenced Weaver to dismissal from the Army, a punitive separation for commissioned…

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Why was Army CID Involved? Court records allege three-business prostitution operation Near Fort Bragg

FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. — Court records obtained by The Salty Soldier paint a far more detailed picture than the brief public announcement issued after a recent Cumberland County human trafficking operation. While the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office announced the arrests of Carlos Ramirez Garcia and Angkana Sihachack following a multi-agency investigation involving Homeland Security Investigations, the…

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Fleet Week NYC removes sailor spotlight after criticism, offers no explanation

Fleet Week New York, the annual event that brings Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard personnel to New York City for public outreach events, ship tours, and military demonstrations, concluded in May as part of this year’s celebration of the military’s 250th anniversary. Among the event’s public affairs efforts was the “50 for 250” campaign,…

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Fort Stewart shooter convicted, but trial reveals new details about relationship with victim and claimed motive

FORT STEWART, Ga. — Army Sgt. Quornelius Radford has been convicted of attempted murder in last year’s Fort Stewart shooting, but testimony during his court-martial revealed new details about his same-sex relationship with one of the victims and what defense attorneys claim drove him to open fire inside his unit headquarters. A military judge found…

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Newly released Army records expand scope of case against Fort Hood Sergeant Major following conviction

Newly released Army records are providing a broader picture of the allegations that led to the conviction of former Fort Hood Sgt. Maj. Victor M. Rivera, revealing charges and investigative findings that extended beyond what had previously been disclosed in Bell County, Texas court filings. On June 17, the Army Office of Special Trial Counsel…

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Buried in a 192-Page Intelligence Bill: Why Senator Cotton’s Israel provision is raising questions among veterans

Most Americans have never heard of Section 622. Buried deep inside the Senate’s Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2027, the provision has received little mainstream attention despite being sponsored by one of the most powerful lawmakers in Washington: Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Tom Cotton. On its face, the language appears straightforward. The measure directs…

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