Pentagon revokes former Air Force secretary's access to classified information
Summary
The Pentagon has taken away former Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall's permission to access classified information and barred him from sensitive jobs. This action followed reports that Kendall shared secret details about the new Air Force One plane with the media.Key Facts
- The Pentagon revoked Frank Kendall’s eligibility to access classified information.
- Kendall is banned from holding any sensitive positions in the government.
- The decision was made after reports that he disclosed details about the new Air Force One’s capabilities.
- The new Air Force One was gifted by Qatar and cost $400 million to upgrade.
- President Donald Trump flew on this new plane recently but used an older model to leave a NATO summit due to security concerns.
- The Justice Department tried to force reporters to reveal their sources about the Air Force One story but later withdrew the subpoenas.
- The Pentagon spokesperson said protecting classified information is very important and those who breach trust lose access rights.
- It is unclear if Kendall will face criminal charges related to these allegations.
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