Publicizing special operator identities could be a crime under proposed law
A proposed law may impact how identities of certain military personnel are shared. The change could affect those in sensitive roles. Details of the proposal are part of a larger defense bill.
It appears to broaden existing protections for some individuals. Further information on this proposal can be found through Task & Purpose, including potential implications for various military and civilian positions.
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