Two House Republicans are frustrated with the DOD over its delay in providing answers to a series of questions about the improper release of military records.
Fox News chief Washington correspondent Mike Emanuel reports on the battle brewing between House Republicans and the Pentagon over the release of military records on 'Special Report.'are frustrated with the Department of Defense over its delay in providing answers to a series of questions concerning its improper release of military records belonging to at least 11 people, including several Republicans who ran for Congress in last year's midterm elections.
The letter, sent Feb. 13, requested that Austin provide the committee with a list of the improperly released records of congressional candidates over the past two years, a status report on the notifications to those impacted by the improper release and the regulations and policies pertaining to the safeguards for proper release.
House Armed Services Committee chair Mike Rogers, R-Ala., right, and House Oversight Committee chair James Comer are frustrated with the DOD's delay in providing responses to their Feb. 13 letter. "It’s unacceptable that Department of Defense continues to delay answering our committee on the egregious mishandling of private service member records," Rogers told Fox News Digital Wednesday."Our service members deserve better. We will continue to press DOD until we get answers."behavior"sets a dangerous precedent" for those who have had their information leaked.
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