re: Traitorous Navy brass

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It doesn't bother y'all that other SEAL's and SEAL command don't want this guy in the outfit?

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Command not so much, but yeah, I stated earlier that I'd seen wildly disparate accounts of his service. Some of his team members think he's a dirtbag, but the medic went out on a limb for him for some reason. Bottom line is that I don't know what the truth is, and neither does anybody else who wasn't there. All we can do is read the various sides to this story.

But, and this is a big but, the Navy screwed this up. If they thought he was guilty of all those other things they should have already sacked him from the teams (I'm 99% sure that doesn't require a judicial verdict) or brought him to trial on those issues. As it stands they look like idiots because they're charging one man for a crime clearly committed by several people. They have little ground to stand on because of that.