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Despite the defence ministry having frozen all contracts with Rolls-Royce (RR) following a bribery scandal in March, orders continue to flow in from the Indian Air Force and navy that operate aircrafts powered by RR engines. South Block sources told HT ...Hindustan Times · 1 day ago
A retired U.S. Navy officer pleaded guilty Thursday to federal charges of arranging kickbacks on behalf of an Asian defense contractor, marking an escalation of a long-running bribery scandal that has shaken the ranks of the Navy. Edmond A. Aruffo, who ...Washington Post · ByCraig Whitlock · 7/4/2014
Edmond Aruffo, the 45-year-old former manager of Glenn Defense Marine Asia's operations in Japan, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in San Diego to a single count of conspiracy to commit bribery as part of a plea agreement with prosecutors. He is the ...Reuters · ByMarty Graham · 7/4/2014
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The number of officers arrested in a Navy bribery scandal has increased to three. The latest arrest in the bribery scandal was senior Naval officer Lieutenant Commander José Luis Sánchez. Sanchez was arrested Wednesday after federal authorities ...Examiner · 11/7/2013
YOKOSUKA NAVAL BASE, Japan — The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee will investigate a scandal involving Navy officials accepting gifts, including in exchange for classified information, according …Stars and Stripes · ByErik Slavin · 1/31/2014
Two U.S. Navy admirals linked to a bribery scandal where a defense contractor allegedly paid in hookers and cash are barred from access to classified military materials. Vice Admiral Ted (Twig) Branch, director of naval intelligence, and Rear Admiral Bruce ...New York Daily News · ByLarry Mcshane · 11/10/2013
Navy bribery scandal: Three senior Navy officers have been arrested amid allegations that a Malaysian company overbilled the Pentagon by millions of dollars. One officer allegedly accepted $100,000 in cash, visits from …The Christian Science Monitor · 11/7/2013
The Navy said Thursday that it had taken action against a seventh Navy official linked to a criminal investigation of ship-supply contracts in the Pacific. The service suspended the officer, Capt. David W. Haas, 45, from his job as deputy commander of a ...New York Times · ByChristopher Drew · 11/22/2013
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