Washington ( CNN ) -- A top military official at Walter Reed Army Medical Center has been relieved of duty and charged with knowingly falsifying his personnel records . Command Sgt . Maj. Stoney Crump , the senior enlisted officer for the Medical Center Brigade , had the `` intent to deceive '' when he submitted a false official record incorrectly stating that he had attended several military educational courses , according to the Army charge sheet . Among the courses he is alleged to have attended were Reconnaissance School , Sniper School , ; Drill Sergeant Course , ; U.S. Army Ranger School and several Special Forces schools and courses , the Army charge sheet says . Crump is also charged with falsely stating in a biography he was a registered nurse . Other charges say he knowingly wore up to fifteen service ribbons and awards he was not entitled to wear , including a Marine Corps Combat Action ribbon and a Presidential Unit Citation , which is awarded for an extremely meritorious or heroic act , usually in the face of an armed enemy . In 13 separate counts , Crump is charged under two different sections of the Uniform Code of Military Justice . This opens the door to a possible court martial proceeding . The alleged falsification of his records and biography date back to 2007 when Crump was stationed in Germany and has continued until April of this year , according to the charge sheet . As the top enlisted soldier assigned to the Walter Reed medical brigade , Crump would have had continuous contact with wounded troops at the hospital who have won numerous medals and awards in the combat zone .
Medical brigade 's senior enlisted officer claims to have attended several educational courses . Sgt . Maj. Stoney Crump may face court martial . Crump is also charged with wearing as many as 15 service ribbons he is n't entitled to wear .