US soldier faces court martial over WikiLeaks case

An army intelligence analyst accused of the biggest leak of classified information in US history will face a court-martial.

US soldier faces court martial over WikiLeaks case
Sat, 04 Feb, 2012 - 09:20

An army intelligence analyst accused of the biggest leak of classified information in US history will face a court-martial.

Military District of Washington commander Maj Gen Michael Linnington referred all charges against Private First Class Bradley Manning to a general court-martial, the US Army said.

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