military confinement

Sergeant Martinez is being held at a military confinement facility in Kuwait, the military said.

The other captured airmen remained in military confinement on a starvation diet, their health rapidly deteriorating.

He was held at Campo de Mayo in military confinement for eight months, then freed Dec. 30.

You make sure the MPs or the stockade guards are not abusing them, which unfortunately happens in military confinement from time to time.

They said Thursday that he was being moved from Kuwait to Quantico, Va., where he would remain in military confinement as he awaits further judicial steps.

Twice in the past few years there had been a major standoff involving U.S. servicemen being held in Chinese military confinement after sorties in the South China Sea.

Specialist Barker, Private Spielman and Sergeant Cortez were being held in military confinement in Iraq pending a hearing to determine whether the charges warranted trial by courts-martial.

The Army sent this band and the Chiricahua scouts who had tracked them to military confinement in Florida at Fort Pickens and, subsequently, Ft. Sill, Oklahoma.

He was under house arrest at a country club near Campo de Mayo on Thursday when he was told by the Defense Ministry that he would be returned to military confinement on rebellion charges.

The Geneva Conventions and our Constitution make clear that any member of an enemy force with which we are engaged in armed combat may, upon capture, be held in military confinement for as long as hostilities persist.

Padilla was transferred to a federal prison in Miami while the Supreme Court decided whether to accept his appeal of the government's authority to keep US citizens it designates "enemy combatants" in open-ended military confinement without benefit of trial.

That is the reality of the fake democracy that is America today: at any time, anywhere, without any protections of any kind, any citizen can be "disappeared," killed, tortured...and kept in military confinement for the rest of that person's years.

He eventually became a national celebrity, appearing at the St. Louis World's Fair in 1904 and in Theodore Roosevelt's inaugural procession the next year; he wrote an autobiography and died under military confinement in Fort Sill, Okla.

Camp Humphreys also houses the Eighth United States Army military confinement facility, which is used to detain soldiers sentenced for no more than a year of confinement or until they are transferred to a military prison facility in the United States.

Attorney advisor Greg Tarrott from the Travis AFB legal office spoke with reporters the same day to report that Col Burd recommended a sentence of 10 years military confinement, a dishonorable discharge, forfeiture of pay and allowances, and a reduction in rank to Airman Basic (E-1).