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If you are stationed at Randolph Air Force Base and facing a sexual assault allegation, a Randolph AFB sexual assault defense attorney from Military Trial Defenders can protect your career and your flying status. Under Article 120 of the UCMJ, a conviction can result in federal imprisonment, a dishonorable discharge, forfeiture of all pay and allowances, and mandatory sex offender registration. Every hour counts — act immediately.

What Article 120 Charges Could You Face at Randolph Air Force Base?

Article 120 of the UCMJ governs sexual assault offenses for Air Force personnel. Airmen and officers at Randolph AFB may face charges including:

  • Rape
  • Sexual assault
  • Aggravated sexual contact
  • Abusive sexual contact
  • Sexual acts committed by force, threat, or against an incapacitated victim

Randolph AFB’s role as a major pilot training installation means that an allegation can affect flight training status, instructor assignments, and future aviation careers almost immediately. Air Force OSI agents at JBSA are experienced in Article 120 investigations and act rapidly upon receiving a complaint. The close-knit aviation training community also means that accusations spread quickly through the unit.

Randolph AFB Sexual Assault Defense Attorney — Why Choose Military Trial Defenders

Military Trial Defenders has extensive experience defending Air Force personnel facing sexual assault charges at Randolph AFB and in courts-martial proceedings across the San Antonio area. We understand the unique pressures of an aviation training environment and how to effectively challenge Article 120 prosecutions from the earliest stages of investigation. Our track record of acquittals speaks for itself.

Stationed at Randolph AFB? Here’s What You’re Facing

Randolph Air Force Base, located in Universal City, Texas — just northeast of San Antonio — is a component installation of Joint Base San Antonio (JBSA) and home to the Air Education and Training Command (AETC) headquarters and the 12th Flying Training Wing. Randolph is a central hub for Air Force pilot training, producing T-38 Talon and T-1 Jayhawk aviators for the operational Air Force. The training environment — with its close instructor-student relationships, competitive culture, and high-stakes assessment processes — creates a distinctive context for sexual assault allegations. Air Force Office of Special Investigations (OSI) agents assigned to JBSA investigate allegations at Randolph with significant resources and experience.

JBSA’s consolidated legal infrastructure means military prosecutors in San Antonio are experienced and active in Article 120 prosecutions across the installation complex. Courts-martial proceedings for Randolph AFB personnel are held at JBSA legal facilities. A sexual assault allegation at Randolph can result in immediate suspension from flying duties, removal from training programs, and security clearance review — all of which can occur before formal charges are referred. The consequences for a student pilot or instructor pilot facing these allegations are particularly severe. If you are stationed at Randolph Air Force Base and facing a sexual assault accusation, contact Military Trial Defenders immediately.

Also Serving Personnel at Nearby JBSA Installations

Military Trial Defenders defends service members facing sexual assault charges across all Joint Base San Antonio installations. If you are stationed elsewhere within the JBSA complex, we serve those locations as well — including Fort Sam Houston, Lackland AFB, Martindale Army Airfield, and the broader Joint Base San Antonio complex. Learn more about our San Antonio military sexual assault defense services.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Sexual assault allegations at Randolph AFB are investigated by Air Force Office of Special Investigations (OSI) agents assigned to the JBSA installation complex. OSI begins collecting evidence — digital communications, witness statements, and other records — immediately upon receiving a complaint. Do not speak to OSI or any investigator before contacting a Randolph AFB sexual assault defense attorney. Contact Military Trial Defenders now for a free consultation.

Yes — an Article 120 allegation can result in immediate suspension from flying duties and removal from pilot training programs, independent of the court-martial process. For student pilots and instructor pilots at Randolph, this can permanently alter a planned aviation career. Military Trial Defenders addresses both the criminal case and these administrative consequences simultaneously. We also defend personnel across the JBSA complex — including at Fort Sam Houston and Lackland AFB.

The instructor-student dynamic in pilot training programs can create additional complexity in Article 120 cases at Randolph AFB. The authority differential and close professional relationships inherent in aviation training are factors that both prosecutors and defense attorneys analyze carefully. Military Trial Defenders is experienced in navigating these dynamics in your defense.

A conviction under Article 120 can result in federal imprisonment, a dishonorable discharge, forfeiture of all pay and allowances, and mandatory lifetime sex offender registration. For aviation personnel at Randolph, a conviction means permanent loss of flight status and the end of any aviation career in military or civilian settings. Learn more about our San Antonio military sexual assault defense services.

No. You have an absolute right to remain silent. Anything you say to OSI will be used against you in a court-martial. Do not provide a statement, consent to a polygraph, or discuss the allegations with fellow airmen or instructors before speaking with Military Trial Defenders.

The moment you become aware of an investigation — even before formal charges are filed — is the right time to act. Engaging defense counsel early allows Military Trial Defenders to intervene during the investigation phase, challenge evidence collection, and protect your rights from day one. At Randolph, this is especially critical because flight status consequences can begin immediately. Contact us immediately for a free confidential consultation.

Yes — an Article 120 investigation or charge can trigger a security clearance review or suspension, in addition to the immediate flight status consequences. Aviation personnel at Randolph who hold clearances face compounding risk: loss of flight certification, loss of clearance, and potential court-martial proceedings simultaneously. Military Trial Defenders works to protect your career on all fronts. Learn more about our San Antonio military sexual assault defense services.

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