Four bells: “Captain, United States Navy, departing.” The Ghost of Ray Mabus still haunts the Navy.
Friday, 3 April 2020
UPDATE: 4th carrier stricken by China virus
EPOCH TIMES: U.S. carrier fleet faces new enemy: CCP VIRUS
Previous reports
ACTING SECNAV MODLY DESTROYS CROZIER IN REMARKS MADE TO FORMER SHIPMATES
ACTING SECNAV APOLOGISES FOR DESTROYING CROZIER IN REMARKS UTTERED TO FORMER USS ROOSEVELT (CVN-71) CREWMEN (VIDEO)
Mr. Thomas Modly
ACTING SECNAV RESIGNS
Military.com article
Former commanding officer USS Roosevelt (CVN-71), Captain Brett Crozier, being piped over the side.
The Ghost of Ray Mabus still haunts the Navy!
CAMP PENDLETON EIGHT: U.S. CAAF TOSSES MARINE SGT. HUTCHINS CONVICTION!
Thursday, 27 June 2013
In Sgt. Hutchins’ case…About that autopsy report
SERGEANT OF MARINES LAWRENCE GORDON HUTCHINS, III
“A major Iraq War crimes case was upended Wednesday when the military’s highest court dismissed the conviction of a former Camp Pendleton Marine accused of murdering an unarmed man in Hamdaniya, Iraq, in 2006.
“The Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces ruled in Hutchins’ favor because a confession obtained by naval investigators in Iraq violated his Fifth Amendment rights, according to the opinion posted on the court’s website.
“Hutchins has been confined for about 6.5 years since he was detained in Iraq in May 2006. He was imprisoned for four years at Fort Leavenworth, until his conviction was dismissed by the U.S. Navy-Marine Corps Court of Appeals. The court determined he did not receive a fair trial because a lawyer was improperly excused from his defense.”
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