Not long ago, we heard about an Army lieutenant colonel who was being railroaded out of the Pentagon because he would not become a party to contract fraud. When he made that clear, he ended up putting a bullseye on his back. His name is Lieutenant Colonel Rick Lamberth. LTC [ … Read More]
Warrant officer rank still exist in all U.S. services except the U.S. Air Force and Space Force. The Air Force stopped making appointments for WOs in 1959. The last Air Force warrant officer retired in 1980, 45 years ago. Warrant officer rank is the pinnacle of a soldier’s career. They [ … Read More]
Initially, only men were allowed to join the military. Then women demanded equal rights that included equal access and were ultimately given the opportunity to serve in the United States military. For many years, their access was severely limited, but they eventually broke through that glass ceiling and had full [ … Read More]
In previous articles published on MilitaryCorruption.com, the cases of former Army Major Christian ‘Kit’ Martin that included his kangaroo Army court martial and his fraudulent indictment and wrongful conviction for murder, were lost when the website was compromised by military computer hackers. MilitaryCorruption.com is always under constant threat of attack [ … Read More]
OPEN LETTER TO PRESIDENT TRUMP Dear Mr. President, First, thank you for the enormous work you have done in just 63 days. And thank you for the selection of your excellent cabinet members, and especially Elon and his DOGE team. We totally agree that domestic terrorism should be a one-way [ … Read More]
The next big battle is concerning the fattest hog of all, the Pentagon. It could be a big brouhaha brewing between the Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and the slicing and dicing DOGE audit team, specifically Tom Krause. Sec. Hegseth will complain that DOGE is going too far and their [ … Read More]
UPDATE TO CASE OF LIEUTENANT COLONEL RICK LAMBERTH: Previous Article: https://militarycorruption.com/rick-lamberth/ Last Friday (10JAN25), Lieutenant Colonel Rick Lamberth attended an EEOC meeting at the Pentagon. For those who don’t know the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) is a federal agency that was established via the Civil Rights Act of [ … Read More]
We do not have to invade the United States, we will destroy you from within – Nikita Khrushchev Khrushchev went on to say, “You Americans are so gullible. No you won’t accept communism outright, but we’ll keep feeding you small doses of socialism until you’ll finally wake up and find [ … Read More]
THE TRAGIC DEATH OF A MARINE VETERAN A young, 23 year old Marine (Hunter Chase Whitley) was having difficulties with PTSD from the war. This was legit, not like former Solicitor Dan Johnson of Columbia, South Carolina who stole $44,000 from the taxpayers, a portion of which was from the [ … Read More]
HERE WE GO AGAIN: Recently, the U.S. Office of Special Counsel released a report of their investigation, confirming that Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro violated the Hatch Act while on official government business in January 2024. Del Toro admitted to violating the law. For those who do not know, the [ … Read More]
Before addressing the military’s inability to reach any of their recruiting goals, we first want to briefly touch upon the historic election which is at our doorstep and also mention the pathetic military judicial system which should be a reason not to enter military service. When people enter the military, [ … Read More]
Our numerous articles about the Jane Doe case have exposed the seedy underbelly of the military, in this case, the United States Army & Air Force. We apologize up front to the good and dedicated military officers who have sworn an oath to protect us. Back in the day, every [ … Read More]
Corruption in the American procurement process has probably been going on since George Washington was receiving provisions from King Louie to fight King George. Even then, there probably was a middleman syphoning off a percentage for himself or guiding procurement funds to a relative. Nothing has really changed since America’s [ … Read More]
Occasionally, MilitaryCorruption.com receives an email that’s a real barn-burner. We normally do not publish these communiques, but this one took the cake by succinctly describing crimes and the coverup. The culprit is the United States Coast Guard. For those new to militarycorruption.com, we play a little game with the Pentagon [ … Read More]
Seldom does MilitaryCorruption.com publish “feel-good” articles, but this fantastic story about failing VA facilities turned around by new, courageous leaders cried out for attention. We had to momentarily set aside our zeal for exposing corruption to tell this remarkable story of success and achievement. Using an aviation metaphor, the VHA [ … Read More]
A new book published by Simon & Shuster by author Craig Whitlock has recently been released. Whitlock pulls back the curtain describing how one ambitious man used money and charm to bribe senior naval officers for military secrets. The old adage, “loose lips sink ships” still applies. We’re damn lucky [ … Read More]
Unlawful command influence (UCI) is a never-ending problem that unrelentingly plagues the military judicial system. It happens more often than anyone knows. Many people are serving long prison sentences because of UCI’s pervasive presence in military trials. Even though it’s quite illegal, it continues unabated in each branch of service, [ … Read More]
Page 80: “I listened to many detainees and prisoners tell me their tale of woe. Listening to their stories got me out of my own pity party and put me in a position to help others. …” [ … Read More]
Unfortunately, Secretary of Defense (SECDEF) Lloyd Austin has surrounded himself with clowns in uniform. Lieutenant General Ron Clark, for example, is one of the chief “clowns” who screwed up the disappearance and hospitalization of SECDEF Lloyd Austin. When the American people suddenly realized that no one knew where SECDEF Lloyd [ … Read More]
PROLOGUE: We tend to forget that people behind bars are just that, people. Sadly, many times the Pentagon views these people as throwaways. Once a person is convicted and thrown in prison they disappear from our consciousness. That is exactly what the Pentagon wants, especially to whistleblowers who have exposed [ … Read More]
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