U.S. Navy is expected to relieve commander of coronavirus-stricken aircraft carrier after a letter w

[Demovictory9]

U.S. Navy is expected to relieve commander of coronavirus-stricken aircraft carrier after a letter was leaked https://reut.rs/2UEN9H7

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[C_U_L8R]

1. CYA

This commander is hero for putting his crew ahead of Trump-tainted PR.

[Leghorn21]

2. If all the fkn LOSERS IN CHARGE had one billionth of the integrity and compassion of this commander

we’d live in a beautiful world.

But they don’t

So we’re not


ALL BEST WISHES, GOOD SIR

[Leghorn21]

3. Capt. Crozier

Captain Brett E. Crozier

[panader0]

4. Asking for help gets you fired?

[IggleDuer]

5. So, what would have happened, if he nev+++++++++++er reported anything?

He would be derelict in his duty. Same thing

[Sherman A1]

7. Called this yesterday.

That his request went public embarrassed the Navy and his career is over.

[GopherGal]

11. This

Doing what's possible by making requests through the chain of command is one thing.
Airing dirty laundry outside the chain of command is going to %&^ somebody off.

[Ninga]

6. This has orange fingerprints all over it........

[cwydro]

8. He's an honorable man.

Good for him. He tried to keep his crew safe.

I’m sure the orange is behind this.

[Faux pas]

9. Kickin' with disgust!

[Leghorn21]

10. ...

To appease Trump, Raytheon lobbyist turned Defense Secretary @EsperDoD has fired:

- A Navy commander trying to save sailors’ lives

- A Navy Secretary who refused to pardon war criminals

- LTC Vindman for refusing to ignore POTUS’ crimes

Esper = Secretary of the Indefensible

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[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

12. No good deed goes unpunished