Navy relieves USS West Virginia submarine commander for ‘loss of confidence’
A naval commander's tenure was cut short. The individual in question had been leading a crew for less than a year. The Navy announced the decision after it was made.
This change occurred at the end of July. Details about the reason are limited, citing a lack of trust in the commander's abilities. Further information can be found through the Navy's announcement.
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