rjb
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The news reports have been pretty thoroughly dissected on my SWO board and it seems reminiscent in many ways of the USS Iowa investigation. Now it could be that there is more hard evidence that has not been disclosed to the media thus far to be sure but they certainly should have more than circumstantial evidence for this to stick.He is named now. And apparently ‘hates the Navy’.
Wow
Sailor accused of starting USS Bonhomme Richard fire identified in warrant
Seaman Apprentice Ryan Sawyer Mays told investigators he was "setup," according to an affidavit.www.militarytimes.com
I hope they prove that he did do it. But the Navy does seem (and I can’t give you any examples right off the top of my head) to have a history of finding a scapegoat to deflect blame away from organizational failures. And this is not unique to the Navy, but is true with other large organizations as well. I am just skeptical about these things until I see the evidence. Please don’t crucify me for what I said, I have a lot of respect for the Navy and all branches of our military.The news reports have been pretty thoroughly dissected on my SWO board and it seems reminiscent in many ways of the USS Iowa investigation. Now it could be that there is more hard evidence that has not been disclosed to the media thus far to be sure but they certainly should have more than circumstantial evidence for this to stick.
I'm not saying that he didn't do it but the Dept of the Navy judicial system has not covered itself in glory in recent years and they really need to get it right here.
Nothing wrong with what you said. It’s the truth.I hope they prove that he did do it. But the Navy does seem (and I can’t give you any examples right off the top of my head) to have a history of finding a scapegoat to deflect blame away from organizational failures. And this is not unique to the Navy, but is true with other large organizations as well. I am just skeptical about these things until I see the evidence. Please don’t crucify me for what I said, I have a lot of respect for the Navy and all branches of our military.
I hope they prove that he did do it. But the Navy does seem (and I can’t give you any examples right off the top of my head) to have a history of finding a scapegoat to deflect blame away from organizational failures. And this is not unique to the Navy, but is true with other large organizations as well. I am just skeptical about these things until I see the evidence. Please don’t crucify me for what I said, I have a lot of respect for the Navy and all branches of our military.