Army blames Covid-19 for continued failure to give affidavit to former Air Corps mechanic

The army cannot give a signed affidavit to the legal team of a former Air Corps mechanic because of Covid-19 physical distancing rules.
Army blames Covid-19 for continued failure to give affidavit to former Air Corps mechanic
Mon, 25 May, 2020 - 21:00
Neil Michael

Former Air Corps staff Gavin Tobin. Photo: Larry Cummins Pic: Larry Cummins
Former Air Corps staff Gavin Tobin. Photo: Larry Cummins Pic: Larry Cummins

The army cannot give a signed affidavit to the legal team of a former Air Corps mechanic because of Covid-19 physical distancing rules.

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