In Status of Forces Agreements, host nations may try U.S. military personnel for a crime committed locally except when the:

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In Status of Forces Agreements, U.S. military personnel are typically subject to the jurisdiction of the host nation for crimes committed locally, except when the crime is committed against another U.S. citizen, in which case the U.S. may retain jurisdiction.

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