Posted on 04/06/2020 5:29:09 PM PDT by Mariner
SAN DIEGO — Ever since COVID-19 began spreading in the San Diego community in early March, military leaders here have been challenged to balance their mission obligations with the need to protect the health of personnel.
Some service members and their families are questioning that balancing act. They’re criticizing Navy leaders’ decisions and noting the variery of ways various units are responding to coronavirus outbreaks.
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It is simply not possible to turn off the USN.
Civilization itself depends on the USN.
Once they are gone, eventually everyone dies. And everything remaining burns to the ground.
Jesus ... China, just nuke us now. We haven’t got a prayer with these bitches. What the HELL happened to my Navy?
Hmmmm.... MSM!
My WW II Pearl Harbor dad and his 4 bros(Army,Marine) would be disgusted, kinda happy there not here to see this crap
Ya gotta wonder what these sailors would do if a war actually started.
People are SHOOTING at us!! This isn’t safe!
Think! MSM!
Wonder when we will stop lett7ng the MSM jerk us around ...
“What the HELL happened to my Navy?”
Bush 1
Clinton
Bush 2
Obama
Oh and Don’t forget WOMEN on Ships(Thanks Carter)!
It’s time to restrict every sailor to ship.
Cleaning stem to stern, perfectly, every day.
Watches should be Port and Starboard for every department.
And twice daily calls to Battle Stations.
Evac the sick. Keep everyone else on the razor’s edge.
some squids always whine.
some squids always whine.
It’s beyond belief that even the military can’t get their act together on HCQ.
Obama:mission accomplished.
“Oh and Don’t forget WOMEN on Ships”
There’s a boatload of jobs on warships women can do well on warships.
Unfortunately, manning a fire hose, loading stores and operating the buffer are not among them. And at least a dozen other jobs.
And no navy can go to sea without them.
So it causes a great deal of resentment. And detracts from esprit de corps.
All hands - report to your safe spaces immediately!
You will shelter in place and begin whining on command!
We were there during Desert Storm and the media was full of fat blubbering navy wives and girlfriends pissing and moaning like no one ever told them about the war part of naval service.
We also had a few instant conscientious objectors who refused to go because they were only in it for the educational benefits.
There is not enough testosterone in that whole fleet to bring one boy to puberty now.
8 years of Bambi as CIC.
I think you do have a point. I have never served on a coed ship. When we went to sea it was as a brotherhood. Now, it would seem to be as a coed society, less manly, more tolerant
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