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a US Army soldier and intelligence analyst provided national defense information — including US plans in the event that Taiwan comes under military attack — to an individual purported to be living in Hong Kong in exchange for $$$
Mar 7: US Army soldier and intelligence analyst Korbein Schultz was arrested at Fort Campbell following an indictment by a federal grand jury charging him with conspiracy to obtain and disclose national defense information, exporting technical data related to defense articles without a license, conspiracy to export defense articles without a license, and bribery of a public official — Schultz provided confidential national defense info to an individual overseas in exchange for thousands of dollars.
From June 2022 until the time of his arrest today, Schultz conspired with an individual, identified as Conspirator A, to disclose documents, writings, plans, maps, notes, and photographs relating to national defense as well as information relating to national defense which Schultz had reason to believe could be used to injure the US or used to the advantage of a foreign nation.
Conspirator A recruited Schultz, who possessed a Top Secret security clearance, and frequently tasked him to gather documents and sensitive US military information. Specifically, Conspirator A tasked Schultz with gathering information related to a variety of US military weapons systems, including classified information, and information related to US plans in the event that Taiwan came under military attack. Some of the information that Schultz provided to Conspirator A included documents related to HIMARS, information on hypersonic equipment, studies on the future development of US military forces, studies on major countries such as China, and summaries of military drills and operations. In exchange for the documents and information, Conspirator A made at least 14 payments to Schultz that totaled about $42,000. Throughout the entirety of the conspiracy, Conspirator A represented to Schultz that he lived in Hong Kong and worked for a geopolitical consulting firm based overseas.
During the course of the conspiracy, Schultz also sent Conspirator A three documents that violated the Arms Export Control Act (AECA). The three documents included an Air Force Tactics Techniques and Procedures manual for the HH-60W helicopter, an Air Force Tactics Techniques and Procedures manual for the F22-A fighter aircraft, and an Air Force Tactics Techniques and Procedures manual for intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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