Three communications officers have lost their jobs at the White House because of suspected "improper contacts" with women in Vietnam during President Donald Trump's recent trip to Asia.
According to The Washington Post, investigations are being conducted against these soldiers, because there is evidence that they violated the curfew.
"We are aware of this incident and investigations are under way," Pentagon spokesman Mark Wright said.
The three officers serve in a White House body tasked with securing secure communications for the president and vice president, Secret Service personnel and other officials.
The incident was not the first of its kind. Last August, four military officers were accused of preparing for the arrival of US Vice President Michael Pence in Panama, bringing several foreign women into the closed zone.
The four were forced to return to the United States before the US Vice President arrived in Panama and suspended their work until the investigation was completed.
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