U.S. Navy Not Fit For War

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U.S. Navy Begins Discharging Sailors Who Refuse Coronavirus Vaccine

The U.S. Navy announced Wednesday it has discharged 45 service members who refused to accept inoculation with the coronavirus vaccine.

The personnel were released after failing to meet the November 28 deadline set by the Pentagon for the injection. Twenty-three active duty sailors were amongst those let go.

UPI reports the Navy said in a statement of those discharged, 22 were considered entry-level separations as they occurred during the initial training periods within their first 180 days of active service.

People expelled for refusing the vaccine will receive a general honorable discharge, but could lose certain benefits or be forced to repay the cost of training and education in some cases, the Navy explained last year when announcing the compulsory vaccination program.
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As of Thursday, there were still 5,035 active-duty sailors and 2,860 reserve service members who were unvaccinated, the official notification read.

U.S. Navy Begins Discharging Sailors Who Refuse Coronavirus Vaccine
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
U.S. Navy Begins Discharging Sailors Who Refuse Coronavirus Vaccine

The U.S. Navy announced Wednesday it has discharged 45 service members who refused to accept inoculation with the coronavirus vaccine.

The personnel were released after failing to meet the November 28 deadline set by the Pentagon for the injection. Twenty-three active duty sailors were amongst those let go.

UPI reports the Navy said in a statement of those discharged, 22 were considered entry-level separations as they occurred during the initial training periods within their first 180 days of active service.

People expelled for refusing the vaccine will receive a general honorable discharge, but could lose certain benefits or be forced to repay the cost of training and education in some cases, the Navy explained last year when announcing the compulsory vaccination program.
As of Thursday, there were still 5,035 active-duty sailors and 2,860 reserve service members who were unvaccinated, the official notification read.

U.S. Navy Begins Discharging Sailors Who Refuse Coronavirus Vaccine
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COVID-19 vaccine mandate: Navy SEALs win religious exemption case
 
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Thankfully one of our most prestigious military institutions is focusing on training our future warfighters. China and Russia will want no part of facing a future VMI grad on the battlefield.

The additional $6.1 million requested by VMI would provide more funding for Title IX and diversity offices, pay for three admissions counselors geared toward underrepresented students and help rebrand Confederate tributes around the school.
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VMI leader blasts white critics of diversity in scathing Facebook post
 
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Teacher Wife of US Navy engineer Now ADMITS she tried to Sell Nuclear Secrets to friendly foreign power days after husband pleaded guilty and agreed to snitch on her: Won't serve more than 36 months in prison

The teacher wife of a US Navy nuclear engineer pleaded guilty Friday to taking part in a plot to sell submarine secrets to a foreign country, just four days after her husband admitted his crimes and told prosecutors he'd help them nail her.

Former private school teacher Diana Toebbe, 46, admitted taking part in her husband Jonathan Toebbe's plan to sell information on US nuclear submarines to an unidentified foreign buyer, suspected to be in France. The plea deal she struck means she will serve a maximum of 36 months in prison, far shorter than the 12-and-a-half to 17 years her spouse faces, and the maximum life term the pair could have been punished with.

According to the charges, she acted as a lookout while her husband delivered highly classified information on nuclear submarine technology to a buyer they believed to be a friendly foreign nation in a series of surreptitious 'dead drops' in the region around their Annapolis, Maryland home.

The country hasn't been named, but is believed to be France, and contacted federal officials after the Toebbes first got in touch, with an FBI investigator subsequently posing as an agent of that country to entrap the pair.

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The leaked secrets contained 'militarily sensitive design elements, operating parameters and performance characteristics of Virginia-class submarine reactors,' according to a federal court affidavit


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A sailor’s life: Overworked, Undertrained, understaffed, stressed out

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A new GAO report on Navy ship maintenance is a recruiter’s worst nightmare.

It depicts the harsh realities of life on U.S. Navy ships from the enlisted sailor’s perspective — working 16-hour days, patching together obsolete equipment, cannibalizing other ships for repair parts, serving on ships that are understaffed with sailors who are overworked or undertrained.

A sailor’s life: Overworked, undertrained, understaffed, stressed out
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
A sailor’s life: Overworked, Undertrained, understaffed, stressed out

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A new GAO report on Navy ship maintenance is a recruiter’s worst nightmare.

It depicts the harsh realities of life on U.S. Navy ships from the enlisted sailor’s perspective — working 16-hour days, patching together obsolete equipment, cannibalizing other ships for repair parts, serving on ships that are understaffed with sailors who are overworked or undertrained.

A sailor’s life: Overworked, undertrained, understaffed, stressed out
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Welcome to everyday America in the public sector. Some giant vacuum of qualified people retiring, a younger workforce that doesn't want to work, and just fact of the lack of blue collars. If private industry is not getting them, the military sure isn't. Going to have to be some massive training and OTB initiatives. Bill Rowe is 100% and a cultural issue

And another thing..supply chain issues are not just private issues. And I will add..they are getting worse for non commodity stuff.
 
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Teacher Wife of US Navy engineer Now ADMITS she tried to Sell Nuclear Secrets to friendly foreign power days after husband pleaded guilty and agreed to snitch on her: Won't serve more than 36 months in prison

The teacher wife of a US Navy nuclear engineer pleaded guilty Friday to taking part in a plot to sell submarine secrets to a foreign country, just four days after her husband admitted his crimes and told prosecutors he'd help them nail her.

Former private school teacher Diana Toebbe, 46, admitted taking part in her husband Jonathan Toebbe's plan to sell information on US nuclear submarines to an unidentified foreign buyer, suspected to be in France. The plea deal she struck means she will serve a maximum of 36 months in prison, far shorter than the 12-and-a-half to 17 years her spouse faces, and the maximum life term the pair could have been punished with.

According to the charges, she acted as a lookout while her husband delivered highly classified information on nuclear submarine technology to a buyer they believed to be a friendly foreign nation in a series of surreptitious 'dead drops' in the region around their Annapolis, Maryland home.

The country hasn't been named, but is believed to be France, and contacted federal officials after the Toebbes first got in touch, with an FBI investigator subsequently posing as an agent of that country to entrap the pair.

49003219-10528711-The_leaked_secrets_contained_militarily_sensitive_design_element-a-77_1645219614545.jpg

The leaked secrets contained 'militarily sensitive design elements, operating parameters and performance characteristics of Virginia-class submarine reactors,' according to a federal court affidavit


Wife of US nuclear engineer pleads guilty in sub... | Daily Mail Online
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If found guilty should be executed within 90 days by hanging.
 
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Vol423 said:
I agree with that. It's amazing that he would let that type of incompetence continue for that long. Of course, the military seems to be littered with a lot of incompetence these days.
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I just don’t know which one.

Captain of the Boat?
Captain of the Air Wing?
 
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Navy Recovers Downed F-35 in South China Sea

The Navy has successfully recovered the F-35 Lightning II aircraft that crashed aboard the USS Carl Vinson in the South China Sea.

The 7th Fleet’s Task Force 75 and Naval Sea Systems Command recovered the aircraft from a depth of approximately 12,400 feet on Wednesday, the Navy announced a day later.

The crash occurred on Jan. 24, in which the F-35C, assigned to Strike Fighter Squadron 147, roughly hit the aircraft carrier as flames burst out the rear and the plane skidded across the deck before crashing into the South China Sea.

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Navy REFUSES to deploy multi-billion-dollar Guided Missile Destroyer because its commander won't get COVID vaccine on religious grounds - and judge ruled he can't be fired

A multi-billion-dollar Navy warship on America's east coast remains docked and 'out of commission' because it's commanded by an officer who refuses to get the COVID-19 vaccine for religious reasons, Navy officials say.

An ongoing legal battle between the US' Department of Defense and the unnamed officer has left the battleship docked and unable to deploy, as officials from the military branch look to nix the serviceman for the refusal - despite a federal judge's recent ruling that he can't be fired for declining the vaccine on religious grounds.

The case is part of a class action suit filed in Florida federal court late last year, alleging servicemembers' rights are being infringed upon due to military branches' COVID vaccine mandates, after they were denied religious exemption requests for the jab.

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A multi-billion-dollar Navy warship on America's east coast remains docked and 'out of commission' because it's commanded by an officer who refuses to get the COVID-19 vaccine for religious reasons, Navy officials say. A stock image of a destroyer is pictured

According to court documents filed in federal court last month, the officer was reprimanded by superiors after refusing to get the vaccine and reporting to work on the the unnamed destroyer, docked in Norfolk, Virginia, while exhibiting COVID-19 symptoms.

Navy officials alleged that the commander reported to work while sick, putting 'dozens' of the ship's crew at risk, and that the officer also failed to report he was traveling outside the ship while experiencing symptoms synonymous with the virus.

Navy warship can't be deployed because its commander refuses to get the Covid vaccine | Daily Mail Online
 
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85SugarVol said:
I don’t agree with your opinion on this subject - so now, I no longer have confidence in your ability to lead. Really? Seems shaky too me. Jmo.

Navy Says Destroyer is 'Out of Commission' After Florida Judge Blocks Removal of Unvaccinated CO - USNI News
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This is really an unbelievable ruling and shouldn't stand. I cannot fathom how a judge could hand down a ruling baring the removal of a commanding officer, bad precedent that should be overturned.

BTW: For all of you mouthbreathing "patriots" I'm not in favor of and object to mandatory vaccinations for Covid
 
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hog88 said:
This is really an unbelievable ruling and shouldn't stand. I cannot fathom how a judge could hand down a ruling baring the removal of a commanding officer, bad precedent that should be overturned.

BTW: For all of you mouthbreathing "patriots" I'm not in favor of and object to mandatory vaccinations for Covid
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That’s why I included the “jmo” - definitely going to defer to you guys.

I think the Military should be able to remove a commanding officer. I just think their rationale in this case is BS.
 
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hog88 said:
This is really an unbelievable ruling and shouldn't stand. I cannot fathom how a judge could hand down a ruling baring the removal of a commanding officer, bad precedent that should be overturned.

BTW: For all of you mouthbreathing "patriots" I'm not in favor of and object to mandatory vaccinations for Covid
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I don't agree with the ruling and think it'll be overturned, but the Navy very well could have replaced him for other reasons (you know it's easy to pick one) and sent the ship on its way.
 
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