The Navy ousted Capt. Brett Crozier, 50, after he authored a letter warning that the outbreak of the sometimes-deadly virus had created a dire situation on the carrier.
The letter ended up in the hands of a San Francisco Chronicle reporter who first reported its contents last week.
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Loose lips sink ships.
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DeletePoor little POS!
ReplyDeletehe wanted off the boat cause he was afraid he would die! that's leftover obama era military leadership for ya!
ReplyDeleteWhy would he grant leave to sailers at port In particular known for prostitution? This was after the China ban. Incompetent at best.
ReplyDeleteI have no remorse for him. He released classified info that put that whole carrier battle group in jeopardy. Wasn't he smart enough to know this info would eventually fall into the hands of our enemies? What better time for them to initiate an attack against her?
ReplyDeleteI don't know whats happened to the mentality of the World today. Think about it. Trust a billion dollar warship to a coward whose judgement is sketchy? I don't think so. For once the Navy is right on target. They should also reduce his rank and also make him take his retirement but not before he serves a year or so as a junior officer to make an example of why
trust in officers requires balls. Confusion is not to be feared as long as it is controlled.
Hildabeast didn't get in any trouble with her tens of thousands of emails...but the captain does..
Delete246 clown, you do know the dude served way before anyone ever heard of "Obama" right? You buffoons are so blinded by partisan hatred you paint everything as political. Your opinion on any topic cannot be trusted.
ReplyDeleteAnd now I just heard Trump himself on TV backtracking and saying what a great guy he is and that he’s going to look into this and see if there is a way to not ruin his career. So now you can leave positive comments about the guy!
ReplyDeleteCapt. Hake, right on, right on! As a retired U. S. Marine, basic leadership traits and characteristics were totally missing from his actions and behavior. Even a Marine Noncommissioned Officer would have demonstrated such leadership skills, as to avoid compromising the integrity of our military capability in ANY SITUATION in the air, on land or sea!
ReplyDeleteSmart-ass boss just had to RESIGN today who fired the Capt !!! LOL LOL
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