If you found out your Leader or Immediate Supervisor was doing something against the law, like fraud, what would you do?

Politics and Power. You had best know who their friends are and who your friends are before you do.I would be concern with fraud that affects safety or readiness, don't worry about other scamming that does not. A lot of people doing a lot of wrong things , not just fraud, adultery being a big example. People stepping on their dicks like that will usually get busted in time. Don't threaten your own career but also realize doing good can help your career and the service, IF done correctly.

What's more important.. your standing with the group or your integrity? I was working in the DFAC and one evening watched some cooks (they were NCO's) raid the freezer for some burgers, steaks and such then turn around and write it up on a ration request like it was cooked in the dining facility. When I questioned them about it I was told to stay in my lane and just write it up like I was told or life would get real hard real fast. Since I was new, one of 4 white guys in a platoon of black folk and new to my duty station at first I didn't say anything (I know that made me just as complicit). Couple of weeks went by and I was back in the DFAC again and a long weekend came up and once again the same group came in and raided the walk in freezer and then expected me to write it up as before except this time I refused. After they left I called the DFAC manager and he was pissed at me for calling on a holiday weekend and told me he would deal with it come Monday. What I didn't know.. I was the one that was being "dealt" with.. bad counseling sessions, passed over for boards, classes, promotions, etc. .. when it came to a head was one night I was helping unload a truck for them and the same guys took a case of steaks for the fourth and nobody batted an eye as they just took them off the pallet from behind the building and loaded them up and drove off. I finally got a hold of the officer in charge of the DFAC and my 1SG and told them the whole deal going on. This incident and fallout from it ..DFAC manager MSG, 2 SFC, a Sgt and a Cpl all got busted for stealing over a thousand dollars worth of food, followed me even after I changed my mos when I reenlisted. If it wouldn't have been for me getting fked up and ultimately put out medically, my career was over any ways. It followed me through a school and to another duty station where come to find out a couple of guys knew each other from there. But at least I escaped with my integrity intact even though I had to watch my back for 3 years after it all happened. Looking back the only thing I would have done differently is gone straight to Top the first time other than that I would go through the same shit again if it means I keep my integrity where it should be.. up front and leading the way. This happened in the early through the mid 90's.
Deeds not Words!

Turn them in.

Turn it in it, report it and be damn the consequences.
We had, I say, we because it involves my wife, my sister-in-law and me. We worked for a small city in Texas, leadership change over the years, finally come to a city manager and others being involved in super shady and some instances illegal activity. We were the only three remaining who would take a stand and took stands we did. CM finally was able to get his way and managed to have us all three terminated. Not much we can do it about it except for one thing, stand proud. Our ethics and integrity are intact and we will never face any prison time when their day comes.
Ethics and integrity matters!

No brainer report it

As a 92Y in the 90's I had to run a few investigations into fraud and it was never fun. Once, while recovering from back surgery, I was called in to run an investigation against my supply sergeant and after completion nothing was done except for command letting her know that I had done an investigation which made things a little tense for a bit.

What is well known for any leader in ANY aspect is that if that leader or those leaders fail themselves, within the context of duty, honor, and integrity above all.......then they have also failed ME and all who are associated under their tutelage or leadership. PERIOD! If you can't show me those traits, then I will ABSOLUTELY show you how you can recover them. This "recovery" of those traits might not be to the liking of said leader (s); nevertheless, that leader or those leaders will recover them, if they chose to do so.

I see that most of the responses on here are from a much younger generation. Not a bad thing just different time and different situation

Tough when he or she is in your rating scheme. I know happened to me twice. Got dinged on my OER. 3 block. Still made cw4. Trips one s year to new Orleans to inspect exhibitiors because that is where his daughter was going to college.

Since I would not be here today if not for him I would never be the whistle blower He could crap in the co's flat hat andI would not care