Courtney Kube reports:
An Army gynecologist took secret intimate videos of a patient under his care at Fort Hood in Texas, according to a lawsuit filed Monday.
The lawsuit says that the woman is believed to be one of scores who were preyed upon by Dr. Blaine McGraw and that Army leadership had allowed him to continue practicing despite receiving sexual misconduct complaints dating back years.
“By doing so, the Army gave cover to a predator in uniform,” says the lawsuit, which was filed in Bell County District Court.
McGraw has been suspended and is under investigation by the Army Criminal Investigation Division, or CID, according to a statement on Fort Hood’s media center website. It said “potentially affected patients” would be contacted by the investigators.
At least 25 women have been contacted by Army criminal investigators after they found photos and videos on McGraw’s electronic devices showing female body parts, a military official told NBC News. The lawsuit says the allegations against McGraw also include inappropriate touching, crude remarks and performing unnecessary procedures.
Read more at NBC.
Related: U.S. Army Fort Hood Statement of October 28, 2025
Fort Hood suspends medical provider, opens investigation
FORT HOOD, TEXAS – A Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center (CRDAMC) medical provider has been suspended from his position and is no longer providing services to patients. The Department of the Army Criminal Investigation Division (CID) began an investigation within hours of a patient’s allegations against this former medical provider. Fort Hood and CRDAMC are committed to providing world-class care to our Soldiers, Families, and beneficiaries, with patient safety and trust as the cornerstone of our mission.
Fort Hood officials are additionally contacting all patients seen by the provider during the provider’s tenure at CRDAMC, even if there is currently no indication to believe they have been affected by the alleged misconduct currently under investigation. These individuals will be provided with a number for a dedicated CRDAMC call center to answer their questions and provide additional resources should they need them.
Potentially affected patients are being contacted by Army CID. If further notification is required, Army CID investigators will contact individuals directly.
We understand patients may feel distressed and anxious about this issue, and we encourage beneficiaries to contact CRDAMC for additional questions.
The matter remains under ongoing investigation, and the subject is presumed innocent unless proven guilty. Fort Hood officials are unable to provide additional information at this time on any specifics involved to protect the integrity of the investigation and the privacy of those who may be affected.