Congress demands answers re Navy brain study

 Newsworthy News -  Congress is demanding answers after revelations that the Navy launched a secret brain injury study without proper oversight, following the tragic suicides of three fighter pilots—raising alarms about accountability, care for service members, and the military’s commitment to its own.

• The House Oversight Committee has launched a formal probe into the Navy’s handling of traumatic brain injuries (TBI) and mental health among aviators.
• Three F/A-18 Super Hornet pilots died by suicide after showing symptoms linked to TBI, prompting new scrutiny of Navy safety and medical protocols.
• The Navy’s “Project Odin’s Eye” began without standard medical command approval, raising concerns about transparency and internal oversight.
• Families, veterans, and Congress are pressing for answers, accountability, and improved care for those who serve.