3 Soldiers in Sex Case to Face Military Trial
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Three soldiers charged in connection with allegations of sexual misconduct by training personnel at the Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland have been recommended for courts-martial, an Army spokesman said. Maj. Gen. John E. Longhouser, head of the Army’s Test and Evaluation Command at Aberdeen, approved the recommendations of investigators looking into accusations against Staff Sgt. Delmar G. Simpson, Capt. Derrick Robertson and Sgt. Nathanael Beach.
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