Three and a half years after the deadly terrorist attack on the U.S. mission in Benghazi, Libya, officials still don’t have a clear plan for how diplomats facing attack can call in and use U.S. Marine Corps forces, according to a new State Department Inspector General report.
The February report, made public this week, said that the Pentagon and State continue to work on a new “memorandum of agreement,” but it remains undone.
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