The captain of that ship should be in the brig. He put his sailors lives at risk and did not follow the chain of command. He should be dishonorably discharged after his time in the brig.
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Port Call in Vietnam, allowed personnel to leave ship. Then the virus was discovered. He never should have allowed a shore call. My bet, this contributed to the decision to relieve him, rightfully.
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Secretary was right
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The admiral's cabin was 2 doors down from the commander. Report shows he didn't present his concerns to anyone above him. He went rogue. If his XO or crew did what he did, would he relieved them from duty? He'll ya he would. Don't be so cavalier.
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Facts also include that after his first notification through channels he decided he didn't receive a fast enough response and sent an unsecured email with letter attached containing classified information. He was wrong to do so. He should have engaged the admiral, and gone on.
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Yes and the San Francisco treat wasn`t politically motivated neither! Just like the a-political leakers from the 17 intel agencies, the NSC in WH, The The members of Congress running to MSM and anyone else that pens a histrionic unsecured e-mail and cc`s 20 "friends"(comey-esc)
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