36 officials, including five admirals, face potential discipline over Bonhomme Richard fire

[rangerrebew]

36 officials, including five admirals, face potential discipline over Bonhomme Richard fire
By Geoff Ziezulewicz
 Oct 20, 05:18 PM
 

The Navy’s command investigation into the fire that destroyed the amphibious assault ship Bonhomme Richard last summer stresses that failures to fight the fire lay across several commands and leadership levels.

That shared blame can be found in the report’s “accountability” section, which recommends disciplinary action against 36 Navy officials, from the amphib’s enlisted ranks up to the former three-star head of Naval Surface Force Pacific.

All told, five admirals are in Big Navy’s crosshairs for failures that led to the flattop’s loss.

“The total loss of a capital asset demands close examination of all personnel to produce fully-informed recommendations,” the section states. “Our rigorous assessment must not be impacted by rank, paygrade, or level of a responsible person, entity, or organization.”

https://www.militarytimes.com/news/your-navy/2021/10/20/36-officials-including-five-admirals-face-potential-discipline-over-bonhomme-richard-fire/

[rangerrebew]

The trials will prove once and for all it was enlisted white conservative terrorists who slacked in fighting the fires aboard despite all the "excellent" training provided by the accused admirals.

[sneakypete]

Good for the Navy!

I honestly didn't think they had it in them.

Given who is the Army big boss man these days,I KNOW the army doesn't.