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A sexual assault accusation at Biggs Army Airfield carries the full weight of the Uniform Code of Military Justice. Under Article 120, a conviction can mean federal imprisonment, a dishonorable discharge, forfeiture of all pay and allowances, and mandatory sex offender registration — consequences that follow you long after your service ends. If you are stationed at Biggs AAF and facing an allegation, you need an experienced military defense attorney fighting for you immediately.
What Article 120 Charges Could You Face at Biggs Army Airfield?
Article 120 of the UCMJ governs sexual assault offenses for Army personnel. Soldiers at Biggs Army Airfield may face charges including:
- Rape
- Sexual assault
- Aggravated sexual contact
- Abusive sexual contact
- Sexual acts committed by force, threat, or against an incapacitated victim
Biggs Army Airfield falls under the Fort Bliss installation complex, which means Army Criminal Investigation Division (CID) resources available to investigate allegations here are extensive. The close command relationship with Fort Bliss also means that allegations at Biggs AAF can trigger rapid administrative action across the installation — even before formal charges are filed. Acting quickly is essential.
Biggs Army Airfield Sexual Assault Defense — Why Choose Military Trial Defenders
Military Trial Defenders has deep experience defending Army aviation personnel and soldiers at installations throughout Texas and the Southwest, including the Biggs Army Airfield and Fort Bliss complex. We know how CID investigates aviation-community cases and how JAG prosecutors approach Article 120 charges in this jurisdiction. We engage from the earliest stages of investigation — before charges are ever referred to trial — to give you the strongest possible defense. Our results reflect our commitment.
Stationed at Biggs Army Airfield? Here’s What You’re Facing
Biggs Army Airfield (Biggs AAF) is an Army aviation facility located on the Fort Bliss installation in El Paso, Texas. It serves as a key staging and operational hub for Army aviation units assigned to or transiting through the Fort Bliss complex, including rotary-wing and fixed-wing aircraft operations supporting the 1st Armored Division and tenant aviation units. Because Biggs AAF operates as part of the greater Fort Bliss installation, soldiers assigned or attached here fall under Fort Bliss’s military justice structure, and sexual assault allegations are investigated by Army Criminal Investigation Division (CID) agents operating out of Fort Bliss.
The aviation community at Biggs AAF is relatively close-knit, which means an accusation can affect unit cohesion, flying status, and your standing in the command rapidly. CID investigators are experienced in handling Article 120 cases and begin building their evidentiary record as soon as a complaint is received. Courts-martial proceedings are held at Fort Bliss legal facilities. If you are assigned to Biggs Army Airfield and facing a sexual assault allegation, contact a military defense attorney at Military Trial Defenders immediately — before you speak to anyone in your chain of command or to investigators.
The Process: What to Expect
Initial Consultation
Contact us for a free case evaluation. We’ll discuss your situation and outline the best path forward.
Data Collection
We investigate every aspect of your case, from evidence and witness statements to chain-of-command dynamics.
Trial Preparation
Expect expert testimony and a strong defense strategy tailored to your case.
The Verdict
Whether it’s a jury trial or judge-only trial, we fight for your acquittal and future.
Protect Your Rights, Career, and Future
With a 90% acquittal rate and years of experience, we’ve helped countless military members clear their names. We’re here to protect your rights, your career, and your future.
Contact us today. Your military career depends on it.
Why Clients Choose Military Trial Defenders
See how Military Trial Defenders compares to other military defense options — and why our results speak for themselves.
| MILITARY TRIAL DEFENDERS — Competitive Differentiator Analysis | Why Clients Choose MTD | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| DIFFERENTIATOR | Military Trial Defenders | National Security–Focused Military Defense Firm | General Court-Martial Defense Firm |
| 90% Acquittal Rate | ★ STRONG | ◐ MIXED | ◐ MIXED |
| 24/7 Availability & 24–48hr Response Guarantee | ★ STRONG | ◐ MIXED | ◐ MIXED |
| Transparent Flat-Fee Billing | ★ STRONG | ◐ MIXED | × WEAK |
| Pre-Charge / Investigation-Stage Engagement | ★ STRONG | ◐ MIXED | ◐ MIXED |
What Our Clients Say
“I thought my career was over. Thanks to Military Trial Defenders, I was acquitted and able to continue serving. I can’t thank them enough.”
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“From day one, they treated me with respect and guided me through every step. They truly saved my life.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Sexual assault allegations at Biggs AAF are investigated by Army Criminal Investigation Division (CID) agents operating under the Fort Bliss installation jurisdiction. CID is well-funded, experienced, and begins building a prosecution case from the moment a complaint is received. Do not speak to CID or any investigator before contacting a Biggs Army Airfield sexual assault defense attorney.
Yes — your flight status, security clearance, and assignment to sensitive aviation missions can all be affected by a sexual assault allegation even before a conviction. Suspension from flight duties and loss of clearance can happen administratively, separate from the court-martial process. Military Trial Defenders works to address both the criminal case and the administrative consequences simultaneously.
A conviction under Article 120 can result in federal imprisonment, a dishonorable discharge, loss of all military benefits, and mandatory lifetime sex offender registration. You would also lose your flight status permanently and likely forfeit any VA benefits. Our attorneys work to prevent this outcome through aggressive early engagement and experienced trial defense.
Under recent UCMJ reforms, sexual assault cases are now handled by the Office of Special Trial Counsel (OSTC) — independent military prosecutors who make referral decisions independent of your chain of command. Your CO no longer controls whether you go to trial, making early engagement with a defense attorney even more critical.
No. You have an absolute right to remain silent. Anything you say to CID or any other investigator can and will be used against you in a court-martial. Do not make any statements, consent to a polygraph, or discuss the case with fellow soldiers before speaking with Military Trial Defenders.
