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Pfc. Bradley Manning
WikiLeaks Trial Focuses Army Email List
Associated Press | Jun 18, 2013
FORT MEADE, Md. - A huge database of troop names and email addresses an Army private allegedly downloaded to a personal computer could be used by foreign adversaries to launch cyberattacks on service members, a government witness said Monday as the trial of Pfc. Bradley Manning entered its third week. Manning, a 25-year-old Oklahoma native, has... more
WikiLeaks Trial Shifting to Afghan War Video
Associated Press | Jun 10, 2013
FORT MEADE, Maryland - The court-martial of a U.S. Army private who gave troves of classified material to the website WikiLeaks is shifting in its second week to specific items he sent. The trial of Pfc. Bradley Manning resumes Monday at Fort Meade, near Baltimore. The prosecution lineup includes two witnesses familiar with video of a 2009 U.S... more
3 Days In, WikiLeaks Trial Comes into Focus
Associated Press | Jun 06, 2013
FORT MEADE, Maryland - U.S. Army private Pfc. Bradley Manning's was trained to guard classified information and knew it could easily fall into enemy hands, yet broke promises to protect it, prosecutors have shown three days into his court-martial for giving thousands of classified documents to WikiLeaks. At the same time, the defense has reveal... more
Manning Trial Takes on Cloak and Dagger Feel
Associated Press | Jun 05, 2013
FORT MEADE, Md. - Pfc. Bradley Manning's court-martial over the leak of hundreds of thousands of classified documents has been all about secrecy and security, and his trial has taken on a cloak and dagger feel, too. Large parts of the proceedings are expected to be closed to the public. Many documents have been withheld or heavily redacted. Pho... more
Secrecy Shrouds Pretrial Hearing in WikiLeaks Case
Associated Press | May 06, 2013
FORT MEADE, Md. - Government secrecy reaches a new level this week in the court-martial of Army Pfc. Bradley Manning, an intelligence analyst who sent 700,000 classified U.S. documents to the WikiLeaks website. A military judge, Col. Denise Lind, has ordered what prosecutors say is an unprecedented closed hearing Wednesday at Fort Meade to help... more