Prosecutors contend that another SEAL, who wasn’t present for any of the alleged war crimes in Iraq, later received text message from Gallagher that were designed to cover it all up. Any leaked information may have effects beyond just what you are asking, so I won’t comment any further, other than refer you to my previously provided statements.”īecause of the clandestine work of the commandos overseas and the dangers they and their families face from terrorists, Navy Times already had assured Naval Special Warfare officials that the names of SEALs will not be published unless the government releases the information to the public. The government will present its case at the Article 32 hearing. The government will not litigate its case in the media. “That leak violates the integrity of the process. “We have a responsibility to protect the rights of ALL individuals involved in this matter,” she continued. Tamara Lawrence said that she was “not going to comment on documents I haven’t seen or that were leaked to the media.” In a written statement emailed to Navy Times, Naval Special Warfare public affairs officer Cmdr.
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