Navy changes its transfer policy in response to sailor’s death
A change in Navy policy has been made following the death of a sailor. This revision affects sailors under investigation for certain allegations. They will now be transferred to shore commands.
The policy shift is a response to a tragic event. A sailor was murdered by a fellow sailor. The case led to a review and subsequent policy change.
Further details about the policy change and the events that led to it are available from the Navy. A recent message from the Navy outlines the new policy, which is now in effect.
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