U.S. Officer: Cable Requesting More Security in Benghazi Got No Reply
A U.S. security officer formerly stationed in Libya has told lawmakers he sent two cables to the State Department requesting more security agents for the American mission in Benghazi but received no response.
The officer, Eric Nordstrom, also said that a State Department official, Charlene Lamb, wanted to keep the number of U.S. security personnel in Benghazi "artificially low," according to a memo summarizing his comments that was obtained by Reuters.
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Lamb's bio suggest she was a high quality field officer, why would she make a good DC desk worker who has to control budgets?