Seems he was in on Vietnam atrocity coverups when he was Gerald "Duh..." Ford's wonder boy.
The Army sent regular reports on the investigation to the Nixon White House between 1971 and 1973, Sallah and Weiss reported. The final decision to keep the case quiet and not prosecute was made in November 1975, when Nixon's successor, Gerald Ford, was urging the country to heal from the wounds of Vietnam. It was also the month James Schlesinger resigned as secretary of defense and was replaced by Donald Rumsfeld, who was the youngest secretary of defense in U.S. history.
"The last thing the Ford administration wanted at that point was a Vietnam war crimes trial, something the size of My Lai, because once you court-martial one of these guys, then everything's out of the bag," said Weiss.
Neither Rumsfeld nor Schlesinger would comment on why none of the Tiger Force soldiers were ever prosecuted.
http://abcnews.go.com/sections/WNT/Investigation/vietnam_tiger_force_031112-1.html