<html>Los Angeles TimesEleven military personnel and six civilian employees of the Department of Defense were punished for placing ads on commercial websites seeking sex while they were deployed to Afghanistan,Tuned In- PBS, cable networks revisit '63 march_0, the Marine Corps announced Saturday. The military personnel were seven Marines, two sailors, one soldier and one Air Force individual, the Marines said. Most were enlisted, but an unspecified number were officers. Along with the six civilian employees was a non-American working with the military in Afghanistan. The non-American was ordered, in effect, to leave the country. The Criminal Investigative Division found the ads during investigations in 2012. The investigations were done for CID by personnel from the Marines 1st Law Enforcement Battalion while the group was deployed to Camp Leatherneck in Helmand province, which was then under the command of the Camp Pendleton-based 1st Marine Expeditionary Force. Some of the ads were for men seeking women, others for men seeking men. None of the ads involved attempts to have sex with underage individuals. Lt. Col. Stewart Upton, spokesman for the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force,NSW man escapes custody from dock, said the investigations did not target personnel based on rank, gender,House now a home to Harmon family »- Local News »- PAnews.com, Port Arthur, Texas_0, marital status or sexual orientation, but rather were directed at conduct that is considered prejudicial to good order and discipline while conducting combat operations in a war zone. The investigations were revealed earlier by the Marine Corps Times. The newspaper noted that military personnel are told not to place sex ads on the Internet but that warnings from commanders, standard guidance for any unit headed to the war zone, appear to have fallen on deaf ears in many cases. Punishment for the military personnel was meted out by their unit commanders, with fines,Carmen Ortega Claims she was LeBron's Mistress has Proo, extra duty,How to remove orange zest, restriction of privileges and possible loss of rank. 2013 Los Angeles Times Visit the Los Angeles Times at www.latimes.com Distributed by MCT Information Services KeyWords:: BC-MARINE-ADS:LA BC MARINE ADS LA AMX-2013-08-19T00:39:00-04:00</html>
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