Thank you Congressman Lieu. The outrage at this captain being relieved of his duties is shared through out the ranks and that decision should be questioned.
We’re calling for an investigation into whether @SECNAV acted inappropriately by relieving Captain Brett Crozier who expressed concern about #coronavirus spreading among servicemembers on the USS Theodore Roosevelt. Our letter with @RepRubenGallego 
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I am also a Captain; CAPT Crozier did the right thing. Please correct this wrong.
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My dad was in the Navy from '57 to '60. It scares the hell out of me that trunk has any control over anyone. This is not over until trunk is removed.
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Consider this. We have several more carriers and dozens of other ships and subs at sea...right now. No better way to silence the message than shooting the messenger.
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Thank you, Congressman!
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What did I tell you Z....He went through the chain of command!!! I knew the man was to smart not too
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Yep!! You said it.
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I’ll save you time and taxpayer money..the answer is yes
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#Disgraceful! I#Tweeted this on#1April. "Praying for our#ServiceMenAndWomen. Thank you for your service/sacrifice. If this information is public, I trust that the#CO asked for help privately many times, and is putting his career in jeopardy to save his people! Thank you sir!"Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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