Brett Crozier, 'maverick' fired as carrier CO, wouldn't change a thing
The former CO of the USS Theodore Roosevelt, fired for his efforts to help his sailors, regrets nothing: "I did it out of love for my crew."
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The former CO of the USS Theodore Roosevelt, fired for his efforts to help his sailors, regrets nothing: "I did it out of love for my crew."
Capt. Brett Crozier was relieved of command in April 2020 after sending a memo to 20 Navy top brass sharing his concerns about how many of the 5,000 sailors on his ship may die from COVID.
Crozier was relieved in the spring of 2020 after an email pleading for more help for his sailors was leaked to the media.
Guam on Thursday will mark the end of the emergency declared by the Department of Health and Human Service at the COVID-19 pandemic’s outset in January 2020.
MARINETTE, Wis. – Three ships moored on the Wisconsin side of the Menominee River mark the end of a 20-year-long era of shipbuilding for the United States Navy. The trio of Lockheed Martin Freedom-class Littoral Combat Ships will leave Fincantieri Marinette Marine and travel through the narrow waterway leading to the Green Bay that feeds […]