WASHINGTON — The Army has exonerated a deceased four-star general who had been reprimanded for allegedly groping the wife of a subordinate officer in a decades-old case that tested the boundaries of memory and the military's attempts to hold senior officers to account for sexual harassment and assault.
In 2019, the Army officially reprimanded retired General Leon Salomon over allegations that he grabbed the breasts of Camilla Vance Shadley and made crude remarks to her twin sister during a party at his house on a fall afternoon in 1994.
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