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The first officer to have his name cleared after a botched Army investigation has received his previously denied promotion. But other soldiers are still waiting.

The expanded internal review comes almost three months after an Army Times investigation.

Maj. Gilberto De Leon was among close to 2,000 soldiers slapped with a false arrest record due to participating in a National Guard recruiting program known as G-RAP.

The first officer to have his name cleared after a botched Army investigation has received his previously denied promotion. But other soldiers are still waiting.

Now-Maj. Gilberto De Leon has been the face of soldiers and vets who were falsely listed in arrest databases by Army investigators.

Now-Maj. Gilberto De Leon has been the face of soldiers and vets who were falsely listed in arrest databases by Army investigators.

As soldiers start to see their criminal records cleared years after being swept up in a recruiting scandal, one captain says the fight for accountability continues.

At least 1,900 soldiers saw their careers slowed or ended by incorrect tagging in the service’s criminal database.

At least 1,900 soldiers saw their careers slowed or ended by incorrect tagging in the service’s criminal database.

Soldiers and veterans say the Army's investigation of a now-defunct recruiting program left them with a criminal record even though they were never charged.