Another month, another winner...
Navy fires USS Somerset’s commanding officer following investigation
Navy fires USS Somerset’s commanding officer following investigation
Another month, another winner...
Navy fires USS Somerset’s commanding officer following investigation
The haircut in her official photo says everything to me.
Am I allowed to dislike a-line haircuts?What does that even mean?
Am I allowed to dislike a-line haircuts?
You can like or dislike whatever you want, and I just remembered discussions with some people here are counterproductive.
…sigh…The haircut in her official photo says everything to me.
Another month, another winner...
Navy fires USS Somerset’s commanding officer following investigation
A total of 12 Navy commanding officers have been fired in 2024, a Navy spokesperson told Task & Purpose. The service relieved 16 commanding officers in 2023.
“In 2023, the Navy relieved a total of 16 commanding officers of command: 14 were fired “due to a loss of confidence””
It seems to me that there’s a selection and training issue if you have to fire that many senior leaders in a single year.
At what point are the Admirals held responsible for the performance of their sailors? I wont hold my breath considering only one went to jail over Fat Lenard.
Yes I’m tracking. The thought remains the same though.In the paper I posed several posts back, this isn't new, and numbers that aren't terribly different than some other years. The kicker is, that paper is a bit dated, and used some dated info as references when it was written. So the navy has been dealing with this for, well, forever it seems.
Yes I’m tracking. The thought remains the same though.