What does ABCMR stand for?

Army Board for Correction of Military Records

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Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

A year ago, the Army Board for Correction of Military Records set aside Snow's conviction, noting that prosecutors had withheld important evidence and that the defendants were denied access to their attorneys.

Veteran's family gets back pay with interest

The Army Board for Correction of Military Records last year set aside the convictions after Seattle journalist Jack Hamann revealed in his 2005 book, "On American Soil," that prosecutors gave defense attorneys only 10 days to prepare their case and withheld information from them that showed the criminal investigation was flawed and evidence suggested a white soldier may have committed the murder.

Army apologizes for ''grievous wrong''; 1944 Fort Lawton riot; 5 ...

The Army Board for Correction of Military Records, which says its mission is "to correct errors in or remove injustices from Army military records," will be reviewing the cases.

Minnesota soldiers' benefits fall short