Air Force disciplines 15 for 'lack of supervision' after massive leak of classified docs

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : "When there is a breach of that sacred trust, for any reason, we will act in accordance with our laws and policies to hold responsible individuals accountable," Kendall said in a statement.
53% : The actions ranged from relieving personnel from their positions, including command positions, to non-judicial punishment. Col. Sean Riley, the commander of the 102 Intelligence Wing, 102 IW commander, was relieved of command and received administrative action.
52% : Enrique Dovalo, commander of the 102nd Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Group, received administrative action for concerns with unit culture and compliance with policies and standards.
47% : Other steps the department took include improving need-to-know enforcement for electronic and hard-copy classified information, providing additional guidance physical security, increasing clarity on who is responsible for reporting suspicious behavior, and increased emphasis on cyber hygiene.

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