Air Force disciplines 15 guardsmen over Discord leaks

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58% : Riley "received administrative action and was relieved of command for cause," the officials said.
51% : Another individual was Col. Enrique Dovalo, head of the 102d Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Group, who "received administrative action for concerns with unit culture and compliance with policies and standards.
45% : Air National Guard leaders took disciplinary and other administrative actions against the 15 individuals between Sept. 7 and Dec. 2, with some removed from their positions and some receiving administrative action known as nonjudicial punishment, the statement noted.
39% : But the Air Force Inspector General investigation also found evidence that some members in Teixeira's unit, reporting chain, and leadership "had information about as many as four separate instances of his questionable activity," but failed to take action, according to an eight-page summary of the document, first reported by The Washington Post.

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