National Military to Civilian NCIS Records - fail

[RicInOR]

The Texas shooting showed the failure.

Guess how often the Air Force failed to report serious crimes? 14% ~ 1/7

The AF was one of the better branches.

The military as a whole failed to report some 31 percent of the criminal convictions it should have to the FBI database, according to the report. The Navy and Marine Corps both failed to turn over criminal records to the FBI 36 percent of the time, while the Army did not submit 41 percent of the records it should have.

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[Dungannon]

Hopefully this administration denies any end-of-year bonus until every branch of service has reviewed their records, identified all those that are disqualified, entered the data in NICS and verified said entry.

 

[Stomper]

Hopefully this administration denies any end-of-year bonus until every branch of service has reviewed their records, identified all those that are disqualified, entered the data in NICS and verified said entry.

You mean like what's outlined in the "fix NICS" bill attached to the reciprocity bill that was just passed?

 

[Dungannon]

You mean like what's outlined in the "fix NICS" bill attached to the reciprocity bill that was just passed?

That would be a start. If I were king for a day, I'd also get rid of 90% the DOD lawyers that peer over the shoulders of field commanders, letting them know whether that rag head with an RPG is a legitimate target.