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Air Force legal office: All of our members’ families can be prosecuted for reading WikiLeaks
Almost anyone in the United States, and especially soldiers or the families of US Air Force members, could be under the threat of prosecution by the military, according to a recent “guidance” document issued by the Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC) public affairs office. The advisory took on new significance…
Army intel analyst charged over leak of Iraq shootings video
An American soldier suspected of leaking video footage of a US Apache helicopter strike in Baghdad that killed two employees of the Reuters news agency has been charged, the military said on Tuesday. Private First Class Bradley E. Manning, held in a military jail in Kuwait since last month in…
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