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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The kid will be charged. But, things need to change. They need to go up the chain of command and see what kind of supervision was in place. If a weapon is lost in an Army unit. Everything stops in the unit until it is found. If it is not found, heads roll. If a soldier dies in a training accident. Head roll. If a ship runs aground, the Captain is fired. What rules were in place to prevent this leak other than trust in the Airman? There is a reason car insurance is more expensive for people under 25. There is a reason car rental agencies restrict rentals to young people. This is not a defense of what the Airman did. It is clear, though, that this is risky business to let a 21 year old --or even anyone--have access to this span of information. [/quote] [b]SECDEF Austin already said they are going to tighten measures. But it's not like the system is new, it's been operating the same way for decades.[/quote[/b]] Until supervisors and the chain is made responsible --and made to pay for things like this--nothing will change. What kind of supervision was this kid getting? Why would a low level IT guy in a Guard unit in Massachusetts be accessible to all this information? I'm having trouble understanding why anyone in that unit would need access to all of it. [/quote]
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