The U.S. Department of War has removed former Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall’s access to classified information. This decision follows Kendall’s unauthorized disclosure involving Air Force One’s capabilities.
Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell stated on X that the revocation is effective immediately. Kendall is now barred from any sensitive positions as a result. The statement emphasized the importance of safeguarding classified data, noting that breaches of this trust lead to losing access privileges.
Kendall served as the secretary of the Air Force during former President Joe Biden’s administration.
Brittany Miller, who reported on this issue, writes for Fox News Digital. She is a former Independent reporter and graduate of Syracuse University in 2023.
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