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Decorated Green Beret Pleads Guilty To Smuggling Nearly 90 Pounds Of Cocaine Into The US On A Military Aircraft

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A highly decorated Army Special Forces soldier pleaded guilty to charges of drug trafficking conspiracy, admitting he attempted to smuggle nearly 90 pounds of cocaine from Colombia to Florida aboard a military aircraft in August 2018.

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Green Beret Tied To International Cocaine Smuggling Ring Amid New Indictments

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Two more people, including a Colombian citizen, have been indicted on charges related to an alleged cocaine smuggling scheme involving a 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne) soldier who reportedly tried to get nearly 90 pounds of cocaine into the United States from Colombia.

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Green Beret Receives Soldier's Medal For Pulling Man From Vehicle Before It Exploded

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Sgt. 1st Class Erik Kingsley was driving his brother-in-law to the airport in the early morning hours of April 1, 2017, when he noticed the headlights of a vehicle in a ditch and sparks underneath it.

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The Pentagon Scapegoated Junior Officers For The Niger Ambush. Then Mattis Got Involved

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The Department of Defense last month did an about-face on the punishments handed down to members of the Green Beret team deemed responsible for the deadly Oct. 4, 2017, ambush in Niger that left four Army Special Forces personnel dead, the New York Times reports, shifting blame from junior officers to more senior commanders following a furious intervention from Secretary of Defense James Mattis.

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First Female Soldier In Decades Selected For Green Beret Training

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The Army is one step closer to having its first female Green Beret since all combat jobs were opened to women.

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