Defense Department Media Access Policy
2010-07-08T20:00:36-04:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/a20/294426-m.jpgSecretary Gates and Admiral Mullen briefed reporters on a new policy regarding reporters' access to officers. It requires top officials to seek clearance before speaking with reporters on certain issues. Secretary Gates also announced that he nominated General James Mattis for commander of U.S. Central Command to replace General David Petraeus.
Secretary Gates and Admiral Mullen briefed reporters on a new policy regarding reporters' access to officers. It requires top officials to… read more
Secretary Gates and Admiral Mullen briefed reporters on a new policy regarding reporters' access to officers. It requires top officials to seek clearance before speaking with reporters on certain issues. Secretary Gates also announced that he nominated General James Mattis for commander of U.S. Central Command to replace General David Petraeus. close
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