Family members and friends visit a memorial stone after it was unveiled during a Nov. 5, 2010, ceremony commemorating the one-year anniversary of the shootings on Fort Hood, Texas. Army photo by D. Myles CullenReport: Army Failed To Identify Fort Hood Threat -- Washington Times
The Army failed to properly identify the insider threat posed by the Fort Hood shooting suspect, Maj. Nidal Malik Hassan, and did not receive threat information from the FBI, according to an internal Army report on the shooting made public on Tuesday.
"Our current protection procedures fall short of synchronizing policy, establishing priorities and allocating resources to achieve the desired end state," Army Maj. Gen. Robert M. Radin, leader of the Army Internal Review Team, said in the report. "We must efficiently and effectively transform how we look at protecting the force."
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Pentagon announces final Fort Hood reviews -- UPI
US military faulted over Fort Hood massacre response -- AFP
Army Prescribes Steps to Counter Insider Threats -- HSToday
Army Releases Fort Hood Internal Review Report -- www.Army.mil
WNU Editor: The entire report can be found at HERE
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