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Apr 3, 2018 · The Washington Post revealed this week that in 2015, the wide-ranging Navy scandal identified with a corrupt contractor known as “Fat Leonard” claimed its highest-ranking victim: Admiral Samuel...
- Charles Tiefer
Apr 4, 2018 · Locklear, who dedicated decades of exemplary service, was never charged, but he was punished. He left under a cloud, his nation no longer having access to the decades of investment they made in to building a top-level leader.
Admiral Locklear: Violent extremism and transnational crime are serious threats to security and prosperity in the Asia-Pacific region. The next transnational threat we're dealing with...
Admiral Locklear: The strategy that the President put out last year could not have been better timed. The strategy was a byproduct of discussions we were all having about what happens to the U.S. military—the joint force—as we go forward into the future after what we believe will be the conclusion of more than 10 years of war in the Middle ...
Mar 29, 2015 · Mar 29, 2015. WASHINGTON — One of the highest-ranking officers in the US Navy appears to be on the verge of being cleared of wrongdoing in the Glenn Defense Marine Asia (GDMA) corruption...
- Christopher P. Cavas
Oct 14, 2024 · Admiral Samuel J. Locklear III, USN (Ret.), a member of the United States Naval Academy’s Class of 1977, well personifies the qualities of leadership, dedication, and service that define a USNA Distinguished Graduate.
Although the Navy cleared Locklear of wrongdoing, the episode prevented his appointment to Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, for which he had been shortlisted. Locklear retired from the navy in June 2015, a month after Joseph Dunford was appointed chairman instead.
