Five US Navy Sailors Charged In F-35C Crash Video Leak

Military.com: Five Sailors Charged in F-35C Crash Video Leak

The Navy has revealed that five sailors – an ensign and four chief petty officers – have been charged with Uniform Code of Military Justice violations over their alleged part in the leak of video footage from last month’s F-35C Lightning II crash aboard the USS Carl Vinson.

Naval Air Forces spokesman Cmdr. Zach Harrell told Military.com in an emailed statement that an ensign, as well as a senior chief and three chief petty officers, have all been charged under Article 92 of the military’s code of justice.

Article 92 is failure to obey a lawful order. "The investigation into the unauthorized release of the shipboard video footage has concluded,” he added.

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WNU Editor: It looks like five naval careers are now over.

More News On Five US Navy Sailors Charged In F-35C Crash Video Leak

UPDATED: Four Chiefs, Ensign Facing Charges Over Release of USS Carl Vinson F-35C Crash Video -- USNI News

Navy drops the hammer on 5 sailors accused of leaking F-35 crash video -- Task & Purpose

5 Sailors Accused of Leaking Video of Navy Carrier Jet Crash -- AP

Ensign and four chiefs charged for leaking F-35 crash video -- Navy Times

US Navy Charges Five Sailors Over Leaked F-35 Crash Video -- Zero Hedge

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