Former AFSOC command chief found guilty of child pornography charges, sentenced to 10 years

The former leader at Air Force Special Operations Command was found guilty of child pornography charges and sentenced to 10 years confinement.
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The former command chief of Air Force Special Operations Command was found guilty Thursday of producing child pornography and three other criminal offenses following a general court-martial at Hurlburt Field.

  • Chief Master Sgt. Anthony Green was convicted of four offenses in violation of two articles of the Uniform Code of Military Justice: indecent recording under Article 120c, and possessing, viewing and producing child pornography under Article 134, according to a release from the AFSOC Public Affairs Office.

A military judge presided over the trial, which ran Sept. 14–17 at the Okaloosa County installation.

Green was sentenced to 10 years of confinement for producing child pornography and two years each for indecent recording, possessing child pornography and viewing child pornography. All sentences will run concurrently. He was also reduced in rank to the grade of E-1 and given a dishonorable discharge.

Green was acquitted of an obstructing justice charge.

The offenses were committed on or near Hurlburt Field against one victim, according to the command.

The Department of the Air Force Office of Special Trial Counsel preferred and referred the charges to a general court-martial and served as lead counsel for the prosecution.

In a statement, AFSOC said it is “committed to the welfare of our Airmen and maintaining good order and discipline to preserve the trust placed in us to execute our critical global missions.”

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6 Responses

  1. Justice has been served. This person deserves to lose everything he worked his whole life to accomplish.

    1. Linda, I agree 100 % with you. But the life of his wife is destroyed! That woman lost everything!, I mean everything. Life ain’t fair, pardon my grammar. I sat on a court martial once, the family of the accused Marine had to testify. That was the worse thing I had to witness in my lifetime. And the family of this case lost all! I’m not being a bleeding hart, but some vent clause should be applied to the family if no knowledge of the crime applies to them.

  2. Disgusting that he was only sentenced to 10 years! He has likely ruined the children’s lives. It is very difficult for anyone to get over something like that and to think what he received as punishment is basically a slap on the wrist. He should’ve been sentenced to life in prison or if I had my way it would be death or castration plus a life sentence.

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