A look at punishments that have resulted so far from Pat Tillman’s death, with the soldiers’ ranks at the time.



The officers who controlled the movements of Tillman’s platoon:



Capt. William C. “Satch” Saunders: Formal written reprimand for “failing to provide adequate command and control of subordinate units.”



Maj. David Hodne: Formal written reprimand for “failing to provide adequate command and control” of subordinate units.



The platoon leader in the field:



Lt. David Uthlaut: Verbal reprimand by the battalion commander for dereliction of duty; expelled from the Army Rangers for failure to meet its standards.



The shooters:



Sgt. Greg Baker: field grade Article 15, a non-judicial punishment under military law, for “dereliction of duty for failure to effectively command and control the fire and movement of his Rangers”; docked some salary, reduced in grade and given extra duty for 45 days; effectively forced out of the Army.



Spc. Stephen Ashpole: Company grade Article 15, less severe than field grade; given extra duty; expelled from the Rangers for “failure to exercise sound judgment and fire discipline in combat operations.”



Spc. Steve Elliott: Company grade Article 15; given extra duty; expelled from the Rangers for “failure to exercise sound judgment and fire discipline in combat operations.”



Spc. Trevor Alders: Company grade Article 15; given extra duty; expelled from the Rangers for “failure to exercise sound judgment and fire discipline in combat operations.”