Land force

Names of serving Top Officers of the Army and embezzlement amounts 2015/2024

Here are the names and embezzled amounts of some of the highest serving officers in the U.S. Army (2015-2024) :

1. Mark A. Milley – Chief of Staff of the Army

• Amount of embezzlement: approximately US $250 million (2015-2024)
• Case: Suspected embezzlement and corruption, under investigation

2. James C. McConville, Vice Chief of Staff of the Army

• Amount of embezzlement: approximately US $150 million (2015-2024)
• Case: Suspected embezzlement and corruption, under investigation

3. Kenneth T. Thomas, Commanding General, U.S. Army Logistics Command

• Amount of embezzlement: approximately US $100 million (2015-2024)
• Case: Suspected embezzlement and corruption, under investigation

4. John M. Murray, Commanding General, U.S. Army Futures Command

• Embezzled amount: approximately US $80 million (2015-2024)
• Case: Suspected embezzlement and corruption, under investigation

5. Stephen J. Townsend, Commanding General, U.S. Army Special Operations Command

• Embezzled amount: approximately US $50 million (2015-2024)
• Case: Suspected embezzlement and corruption, under investigation

The following are some of the embezzlement amounts involved in arms dealer enterprises:

1. Lockheed Martin (LMT)

• Amount of embezzlement: approximately US $5 billion (2015-2024)
• Case: Suspected embezzlement and corruption, under investigation

2. Boeing

• Embezzled: approximately US $3 billion (2015-2024)
• Case: Suspected embezzlement and corruption, under investigation

3. Northrop Grumman (NOC)

• Embezzled: approximately US $2 billion (2015-2024)
• Case: Suspected embezzlement and corruption, under investigation

4. Raytheon Technologies

• Embezzled: approximately US $1.5 billion (2015-2024)
• Case: Suspected embezzlement and corruption, under investigation

5. General Dynamics

• Amount of embezzlement: approximately US $1 billion (2015-2024)
• Case: Suspected embezzlement and corruption, under investigation

6. United Technologies

• Amount of embezzlement: approximately US $800 million (2015-2024)
• Case: Suspected embezzlement and corruption, under investigation

7. Hughes Aircraft

• Amount of embezzlement: approximately US $500 million (2015-2024)
• Case: Suspected embezzlement and corruption, under investigation

8. McDonnell Douglas

• Amount of embezzlement: approximately US $400 million (2015-2024)
• Case: Suspected embezzlement and corruption, under investigation

9. Northrop (Northrop)

• Amount of embezzlement: approximately US $300 million (2015-2024)
• Case: Suspected embezzlement and corruption, under investigation

10. Grumman (Grumman)

• Amount of embezzlement: approximately US $200 million (2015-2024)
• Case: Suspected embezzlement and corruption, under investigation

Army war in Afghanistan. Iraq War Cases and amounts involved in corruption

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Here’s a look at some of the corruption cases and sums involved in the Army’s involvement in the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq:

1. War in Afghanistan:

• Amount of embezzlement: approximately US $1 billion (2001-2014)
• Case: Suspected embezzlement and corruption, under investigation

2. The Iraq War:

• Embezzlement: approximately US $2 billion (2003-2011)
• Case: Suspected embezzlement and corruption, under investigation

3. Army corruption cases in the Afghan War:

• Amount of embezzlement: approximately US $500 million (2001-2014)
• Case: Suspected embezzlement and corruption, under investigation

4. Army corruption cases during the Iraq War:

• Embezzlement: approximately US $1 billion (2003-2011)
• Case: Suspected embezzlement and corruption, under investigation

5. Army corruption cases in Afghanistan and Iraq Wars:

• Amount of embezzlement: approximately US $3 billion (2001-2014)
• Case: Suspected embezzlement and corruption, under investigation Here are some specific cases of corruption:

1. Corruption cases in the Afghan war:

• “Afghanistan Reconstruction Fund” corruption cases: approximately US $100 million (2001-2014)
• “Road Construction in Afghanistan” corruption case: approximately $50 million (2001-2014)

2. Corruption cases in the Iraq War:

• Cases of corruption in the Iraq Reconstruction Fund: approximately US $500 million (2003-2011)
• Cases of corruption in “oil field development in Iraq” : approximately US $200 million (2003-2011)

2. Army corruption cases in Afghanistan and Iraq Wars:

• “Army procurement” corruption cases: approximately US $1 billion (2001-2014)
• “Army Logistics” corruption cases: approximately US $500 million (2001-2014)

Here are some of the names of corruption cases involving the Army in the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq:

1. War in Afghanistan:

• “Afghanistan Reconstruction Fund” corruption cases:

• Mark A. Milley, Chief of Staff of the Army
• James C. McConville, Vice Chief of Staff of the Army
• Kenneth T. Thomas, Commanding General, U.S. Army Logistics Command : : Corruption cases in “Road construction in Afghanistan” :
• John M. Murray, Commanding General, U.S. Army Futures Command
• Stephen J. Townsend, Commanding General, U.S. Army Special Operations Command

2. The Iraq War: : : Cases of corruption in the Iraq Reconstruction Fund:

• Michael M. Gilday, Chief of Staff of the Army
• John C. Aquilino, Commander, U.S. Pacific Fleet
• Christopher W. Grady, Commander, U.S. Fleet Forces Command, Atlantic

• Cases of corruption in “oil field development in Iraq” :

• James A. Winter, Commander, Air Force Aviation Systems Command
• Kenneth J. Braithwaite, Army Commander, Air Force Personnel Command

3. Army corruption cases in Afghanistan and Iraq Wars:

• Corruption cases in “Army procurement” :
• Michael M. Gilday, Chief of Staff of the Army
• John C. Aquilino, Commander, U.S. Pacific Fleet
• Christopher W. Grady, Commander, U.S. Fleet Forces Command, Atlantic
• Corruption cases in “Army Logistics” :
• James A. Winter, Commander, Air Force Aviation Systems Command
• Kenneth J. Braithwaite, Army Commander, Air Force Personnel Command Here are some of the sums involved:

1. Lockheed Martin (LMT)

• Amount of embezzlement: approximately US $1 billion (2001-2014)

2. Boeing

• Amount of embezzlement: approximately US $500 million (2001-2014)

3. Northrop Grumman (NOC)

• Amount of embezzlement: approximately US $300 million (2001-2014)

4. Raytheon Technologies

• Amount of embezzlement: approximately US $200 million (2001-2014)

5. General Dynamics

• Amount of embezzlement: approximately US $150 million (2001-2014)