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Our further understanding is that while the National Archives, under the “open access period” rule, must make available to the public all such personal and private records, it will not reveal the identity of the person who has made application for access to such records, nor does it appear that it has any control over the purpose for which those records will be used.
In
the Association’s view some parts of a serviceman’s record should not be
open to unrestricted public scrutiny. We submit that confidential
performance reports and medical records are of a private and personal nature,
and others such as disciplinary records and course training reports and
results could also be similarly regarded. The Association is following up on this matter at the highest levels and will provide an update when further information is available to us." Back to
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