Navy fires commanding officer of California-based medical training unit
A change in leadership occurred at a California medical training unit. The head of the unit was removed from his position after serving for a year. The unit is now under interim leadership.
Details about the removal are limited, but it is known that the decision was made due to a lack of trust in the former leader's abilities. Further information about the circumstances surrounding the removal can be found through official Navy channels. The unit's operations are reportedly unaffected by the change in leadership.
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