Army Times ran a series of articles about the shoddy conditions maintained at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Then-Army Sec. Francis J. Harvey had appointed Kiley to return to Walter Reed as acting commander, replacing his original successor at the post, Maj. Gen. George W. Weightman, who had been fired by Harvey that day. On the same day, the Post reported that Kiley had been aware of the issues at Walter Reed from his command in 2003. Further reports surfaced that during a visit in 2004 to Walter Reed by Congressman Bill Young and his wife Beverly Young, a soldier was witnessed sleeping in his own urine. Beverly Young, after being ignored by a nurse over the issue, went to Kiley's office to complain. She was quoted on the incident stating: Kiley called the Post's reporting "a one-sided representation" and "yellow journalism at its worst." In his testimony before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee in March 2007, Kiley blamed junior officers for the conditions at Walter Reed. See also References 1950 births Living people University of Scranton alumni Georgetown University School of Medicine alumni American obstetricians Military personnel from Pennsylvania United States Army generals Recipients of the Legion of Merit Surgeons General of the United States Army Recipients of the Defense Superior Service Medal Recipients of the Distinguished Service Medal (US Army)