Your 2013 Relieved Naval Officers Thread
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My money for first fired skipper is riding on the commander of the USS Guardian, which ran aground on a reef in the Philippines a few days ago.
http://seattletimes.com/html/nationworld/2020149639_apasphilippinesusshipaground.html
http://seattletimes.com/html/nationworld/2020149639_apasphilippinesusshipaground.html
Chronologically speaking, this guy has the Guardian beat if he's ever relieved.
http://rt.com/news/uss-jacksonville-hormuz-periscope-fishing-boat-809/
http://rt.com/news/uss-jacksonville-hormuz-periscope-fishing-boat-809/
Oooooooooh.....on one hand, this guy involved a nuclear sub right off Iran's coast.....but then again, it just broke the periscope. He definitely gets first fired skipper of the year, but I think the severity (or lack thereof) of the situation puts him out of the running for 2013 Top Relieved Skipper.
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Cdr of USS Pasedena, undergoing maintenance has been relieved.....
http://www.military.com/daily-news/...lieved-of-duty.html?comp=7000023317843&rank=1
http://www.military.com/daily-news/...lieved-of-duty.html?comp=7000023317843&rank=1
ARGH! Somehow we missed this guy, I'm guessing the first of 2013:
http://www.military.com/daily-news/2013/01/07/submarine-co-removed-after-october-collision.html
http://www.military.com/daily-news/2013/01/07/submarine-co-removed-after-october-collision.html
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Question on Standards. This is a track for the calendar year, not the fiscal year?
I went with calendar year for the thread and the actual release date, not the date of the event.
http://www.navytimes.com/mobile/news/2013/02/navy-gary-frigate-xo-fired-offensive-comments-020413w
Frigate XO fired for 'offensive comments'
Just gonna reserve judgement until we find out what he actually said.
Frigate XO fired for 'offensive comments'
Just gonna reserve judgement until we find out what he actually said.
Must be making way for those female sub skippers
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Riverine Squadron CO, CMDMC Relieved
Feb 20, 2013
The Virginian-Pilot| by Dianna Cahn
The head of the Coastal Riverine Group 2 relieved two senior leaders on Friday, bringing to three the number of high-profile sackings that took place last week.
A Navy press release said Capt. David Hunter, commander of the Maritime Expeditionary Security Squadron 12, and the unit's Command Master Chief, Gregory Krumholz, were relieved of their duties Friday.
The Navy reserve unit is based in Williamsburg and is currently forward deployed to the Navy's 5th Fleet, based in Bahrain.
The release said Coastal Riverine Group 2 Commander Capt. James Hamblet fired Hunter because of "mismanagement of personal matters and unprofessional behavior." Krumholz was fired for "substandard performance of duties" and unprofessional behavior, the statement said.
Hunter will be relieved permanently by Capt. Robert Perry, the release said. Capt. Erich Diehl, Hamblet's deputy, will assume command of the squadron until Perry is able to step in.
No permanent replacement for Krumholz has been named, but Explosive Ordnance Disposal Master Chief Jeff Barnes will serve as the acting command master chief. Both Diehl and Barnes are experienced expeditionary operations commanders, the release said.
The firings come at a pivotal time for the coastal riverines, which are in the process of merging maritime expeditionary forces and riverine units into a single force. The coastal riverine sailors maintain the security of ports and harbors, conduct offensive combat operations and maritime security operations in rivers, harbors and coastal waterways.
Feb 20, 2013
The Virginian-Pilot| by Dianna Cahn
The head of the Coastal Riverine Group 2 relieved two senior leaders on Friday, bringing to three the number of high-profile sackings that took place last week.
A Navy press release said Capt. David Hunter, commander of the Maritime Expeditionary Security Squadron 12, and the unit's Command Master Chief, Gregory Krumholz, were relieved of their duties Friday.
The Navy reserve unit is based in Williamsburg and is currently forward deployed to the Navy's 5th Fleet, based in Bahrain.
The release said Coastal Riverine Group 2 Commander Capt. James Hamblet fired Hunter because of "mismanagement of personal matters and unprofessional behavior." Krumholz was fired for "substandard performance of duties" and unprofessional behavior, the statement said.
Hunter will be relieved permanently by Capt. Robert Perry, the release said. Capt. Erich Diehl, Hamblet's deputy, will assume command of the squadron until Perry is able to step in.
No permanent replacement for Krumholz has been named, but Explosive Ordnance Disposal Master Chief Jeff Barnes will serve as the acting command master chief. Both Diehl and Barnes are experienced expeditionary operations commanders, the release said.
The firings come at a pivotal time for the coastal riverines, which are in the process of merging maritime expeditionary forces and riverine units into a single force. The coastal riverine sailors maintain the security of ports and harbors, conduct offensive combat operations and maritime security operations in rivers, harbors and coastal waterways.
These details will be interesting.
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How can any Naval officer think he will still get away with this?
http://www.10news.com/news/document...led-to-navy-commander-losing-his-job-06112013
SAN DIEGO - 10News has obtained the flirty emails and texts that led to a Navy commander being removed from his post.
Those texts and emails were written by the former second in command of the San Diego Beachmaster Unit, Navy Cmdr. Allen Maestas.
Over a series of texts to one female sailor Maestas wrote, "I'm jealous u r in (pa)jamas. I wish I could join you."
To the same woman, he texted, "I still haven't received my bday gift, maybe you can send me a pic of you in shorts..." and "You should be proud of your legs and show them off more. Just my two cents."
In the texts, he frequently asked the sailor to send him pictures.
During another exchange, Maestas was visiting a ship in Korea where he said it was sort of cold.
He wrote, "I brought some warm skivvies ... u should come out here ... I could give you a tour."
The report says Maestas used emoticons after offensive remarks as a way to claim he was only joking.
After that "joke," the sailor wrote back that she did not like it.
In several emails to another female sailor, Maestas asked to see her tattoos.
In one exchange, Maestas said he missed St. Patrick's Day because his back hurt and wrote, "I don't suppose you give back massages?"
He then asked the female sailor with help tailoring his uniform, and wrote, "You're the only one I trust to take my clothes off in front of..."
Maestas denied doing anything wrong when he was first questioned.
However, texts such as the following to a subordinate are hard to spin: "I was sort of missing u already. We need to have dinner someday and tell stories ... it would be fun."
http://www.10news.com/news/document...led-to-navy-commander-losing-his-job-06112013
SAN DIEGO - 10News has obtained the flirty emails and texts that led to a Navy commander being removed from his post.
Those texts and emails were written by the former second in command of the San Diego Beachmaster Unit, Navy Cmdr. Allen Maestas.
Over a series of texts to one female sailor Maestas wrote, "I'm jealous u r in (pa)jamas. I wish I could join you."
To the same woman, he texted, "I still haven't received my bday gift, maybe you can send me a pic of you in shorts..." and "You should be proud of your legs and show them off more. Just my two cents."
In the texts, he frequently asked the sailor to send him pictures.
During another exchange, Maestas was visiting a ship in Korea where he said it was sort of cold.
He wrote, "I brought some warm skivvies ... u should come out here ... I could give you a tour."
The report says Maestas used emoticons after offensive remarks as a way to claim he was only joking.
After that "joke," the sailor wrote back that she did not like it.
In several emails to another female sailor, Maestas asked to see her tattoos.
In one exchange, Maestas said he missed St. Patrick's Day because his back hurt and wrote, "I don't suppose you give back massages?"
He then asked the female sailor with help tailoring his uniform, and wrote, "You're the only one I trust to take my clothes off in front of..."
Maestas denied doing anything wrong when he was first questioned.
However, texts such as the following to a subordinate are hard to spin: "I was sort of missing u already. We need to have dinner someday and tell stories ... it would be fun."
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