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The inspector general's office has also questioned whether the Air

June 14, 2018 by Katherine Berry

The inspector general's office has also questioned whether the Air Force should follow the U.S. government's policy of requiring private companies to review their contracts and reviews its compliance with the new certification guidelines.

"The Air Force should be responsible for notifying the public that they are taking steps to address their own national security problems with their own company and that they are taking steps to ensure the safety of their own employees," Roark said in a statement released Monday.

The inspector general's office did not respond to requests for comment by Business Insider.

In the statement, the Air Force said it is "considering the following steps to address this issue and will be taking certain additional actions to address it." It did not specify which steps the Air Force plans to take.

"We will be reviewing the report at the earliest opportunity and will consider all available options," said Lt. Gen. Mike Mullen, deputy commander of Space Command at the Coast Guard's North Carolina division.

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