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Politics first reported 3h ago by The Washington Times · updated 44m ago

Navy has quietly fired some commanders and other officials, drawing congressional pushback

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The Washington Times reports that the Navy has fired or removed several top officers in recent months without announcing the changes, a break from its usual practice. According to the outlet, the lack of public announcements has drawn pushback from Congress.

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  1. The Washington Times FIRST 3h ago Navy has quietly fired some commanders and other officials, drawing congressional pushback

    The Navy has quietly fired or removed several top officers in recent months but broke with its usual practice of announcing those changes, drawing pushback from Congress.

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