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Reinstate as commander, USS Theodore Roosevelt, Captain Brett Crozier

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Donna
6 years ago Featured

People on cruise ships were taken care of so why not our sailors? I applaud Captain Crozier for taking care of the sailors under his command. Funny that he was fired by the secetary of the Navy and not any of the admirals in his chain of command, why is this? I am terribly disappointed this has come this far. My whole family are veterans and they're disappointed too. This needs fixing ASAP!

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Holly Pearson
6 years ago

As a Navy veteran I find it shameful that Captain Crozier lost command of his ship. This needs to be fixed.

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mike Holms
6 years ago

I am a Vietnam navy veteran. served with va-144 on cva-31 aircraft carrier 1969 to 1970

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Kathleen Knox
6 years ago

Please reinstate the Captain.

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Douglas Worrell
6 years ago Featured

When a captain goes to great lengths to protect his crew I say damn your chain of command. The chain would have just buried this. Reinstate Capt. Crozier and apologize.

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Thomas Burns
6 years ago

The removal of Capt Crozier is unwarranted and an insult. SecNav should e ashamed.

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Gordon Wanner
6 years ago

Acting Naval Secretary should be fired!

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Kay O'Laughlin
6 years ago

Shameful that he was fired for trying to take care of his sailors. He is a hero and should be reinstated.

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Jay Sheppard
6 years ago

Fire Modley arrest him for treason

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Date: 2-4-20 To: Acting Secretary of the Navy From: Gold, Michael, Theodore U.S.M.C. Brat (Retired) Subject: Relived of Command Effective meditatively you are relived of command. My farther; Gold, Theodore U.S.M.C. (Dec. 11, 1941 WWII and 1950-51 Korean War. (Three Purple Hearts.) Did not almost die two times so that you could make stupid decisions, that would get people killed, like firing the Captain of a ship; and then go and do what he suggested in the first place. End Message