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Retired Air Force Brigadier General Robert Lovell admitted during a House Oversight hearing Thursday that saving the Americans under attack in Benghazi might have been possible, but he added they would never know for sure.
Lovell was in command of the U.S. Africa Commandâs headquarters in Germany during the attack, but he has since retired.
Lovell said they looked to the State Department in regards to Libyan authorities and worked to get âsituational awarenessâ of the attack as it unfolded.
âDid they ever tell you to go save the people in Benghazi?â Rep. Jason Chaffetz asked.
âNot to my knowledge, sir,â Lovell replied.
âFour individuals died, sir. We obviously did not respond in time to get there,â Lovell stated.
"Could we have?" Chaffetz asked.
âWe may have been able to, but weâll never know,â Lovell answered.
Retired Air Force Brigadier General Robert Lovell admitted during a House Oversight hearing Thursday that saving the Americans under attack in Benghazi might have been possible, but he added they would never know for sure.
Lovell was in command of the U.S. Africa Commandâs headquarters in Germany during the attack, but he has since retired.
Lovell said they looked to the State Department in regards to Libyan authorities and worked to get âsituational awarenessâ of the attack as it unfolded.
âDid they ever tell you to go save the people in Benghazi?â Rep. Jason Chaffetz asked.
âNot to my knowledge, sir,â Lovell replied.
âFour individuals died, sir. We obviously did not respond in time to get there,â Lovell stated.
"Could we have?" Chaffetz asked.
âWe may have been able to, but weâll never know,â Lovell answered.