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The Navy failed to follow protocols, including implementing stringent social distancing guidelines and prematurely releasing dozens of sailors from quarantine, which ultimately led to a massive coronavirus outbreak onboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt last March, according to a newly released report by the Department of Defense.
A lack of social distancing aboard the USS Teddy Roosevelt is what led to the COVID outbreak aboard ship. That was among the key findings in the Defense Department Inspector General's report released
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Speaking in a video shot on Wake Island, Kenneth Braithwaite called the job
David Norquist, previously the deputy defense secretary, is now the acting defense secretary, the DoD said.
A retired Air Force officer who also served as the top acquisition executive, for the Special Operations Command, Geurts has been at the forefront of the Navy’s push for unmanned ships. He has also championed the standup of 15 “tech bridges” across the country to spur innovation. By Paul McLeary on January 15, 2021 at 12:19 PM