Dozens of Army reservists who endured criminal probes, reprimands and crushing debt after the service seized hundreds of thousands of dollars in housing allowance payments have prevailed in a contentious legal fray spanning more than five years.
A U.S. Army officer facing sexual assault charges will require a unanimous guilty verdict to be convicted in an upcoming court-martial, a judge ruled this week ahead of a potentially groundbreaking case.
The U.S. Army is accused in a new federal court filing of defying an order by its highest review board to repay several soldiers who were wrongfully denied half a million dollars in housing allowance benefits.