Throughout world history, some military personnel have committed
crimes. However, many times this social phenomenon has been ignored
by scholars. To add to the study of military crime, this study
investigates crimes committed by U.S. military personnel stationed
in different countries. This study utilizes data collected by the
U.S. Army Judiciary between 1995 and 2000 to examine crimes
committed by U.S. Army personnel stationed in the continental U.S.
and in foreign countries, i.e., European countries and South Korea.
The data contain 2,795 military crime cases. Findings indicate that
drunken married male soldiers, who are sergeants or staff sergeants
in combat operation units, are more likely to commit violent crime
than other personnel, and that married soldiers who are stationed
in Korea are more likely to commit sex offenses than others. The
results from this study should be useful to military authorities
who oversee any types of military or paramilitary organizations or
anyone else who may be interested in military sociology, its
subculture, and/or ramifications of military socialization.
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