[Swordmaker]

Considering that it appears that he leaked his “memo” to the press, and the Navy was already weighing his suggestions, it seems he was engaging in politics in uniform...a no no last I heard.

The Navy is already implementing his recommendations from the memo. I’ve seen no evidence it was he who leaked the memo. There may be some other shenanigans going on.

[Darksheare]

If he was removed, it follows there was reason for it.
No?
And as I said and you repeat, his suggestions were being considered.
And it does look like he leaked it.
Go back and check out the early reports on it, his behavior.
He was happy with the press attention.
Using his uniform for political brownie points.
Like Vindman.
I wonder at his communications and associations.
Whois he connected to.

[Darksheare]

“The Navy is already implementing his recommendations from the memo.”

That’s been said, yes.
He was removed for reason.
Most likely because he leaked it.
His behavior says “look at meeeeeeeee”.
Well, he got looked at and removed.

[Eagles6]

" Crozier allowed the letter to be distributed outside the chain of command by sending it out widely in a way that may have made it susceptible to a leak. Specifically, the acting secretary said that he had 20-30 other people copied when the letter went out using non-secure email."

He has 2.5% of his command of young, fit people test positive.Statistically very few will get ill if at all.

He, by the nature of his position, has almost complete control of their actions.

[Engedi]

He copied the letter to 20 other people besides chain of command.

[Svartalfiar]

The Navy is already implementing his recommendations from the memo. I’ve seen no evidence it was he who leaked the memo. There may be some other shenanigans going on.

Just or not, that's how the Navy works. You can do nothing wrong, but if the higher folks lose confidence in your ability to command, for any reason whatsoever, you are pulled from your ship, and that's it.