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Revisiting the navy's moral compass: has commanding officer conduct improved? / Vogt, Jason A   Article
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Summary/Abstract The U.S. Navy continues to suffer from poor decision making among a small number of commanding officers (COs), as demonstrated by continued headlines: “Squadron Commander Relieved of Duty after Alleged Drunk Driving Incident”; “Amphib [amphibious force] CO Fired, Source Says Linked to Alleged Bribery Scheme”; “Sub Commander Relieved of Duty after Woman Alleges He Faked Death to End Affair”; “Navy Investigates ex–Blue Angels ommander after Complaint He Allowed Sexual Harassment”; and “Navy Skipper Abdicated Command.” 5 Since the publication in these pages in 2012 of Captain Mark F.
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