3 Nov 2024 5:26 pm
In the Navy, you don't have "command" of a squad in a Seal Team. The command is the seal team.*Huey » 03 Nov 2024, 6:09 pm » wrote: ↑ **** you liar. He was removed from command of his squad. That is what the sources say.
This is **** rich. You know acknowledge that he was removed from a leadership position. Your first description was this:
...at the end of his tour of duty, by his designated successor. It happens to everyone in command.
That is a **** lie. Got your story straight, ****.
I **** own. If you continue to lie I keep curb stomping your dishonest *** tomorrow, Shore Command.
At the end of many of McRaven's tours of duty, he was relieved of command by designated successors. That is the truth. Commanding Officers of Navy ships, teams, stations, and administrative commands are relieved of command at the end of their tours. The bolded quote above referred to all of those command tours that McRaven held. It did NOT refer to his Seal Team Six Squad leader assignment. Squad leaders are not command positions, and he did NOT get relieved of his command of his squad, because a squad is not a "command." I was the Weapons Officer on two different Navy combatants. When I left those commands and went to my next duty station, I was not "relieved of command" of the ships' Weapons Department. My replacement got orders to relieve me of my position and I got orders to go relieve some other guy in his position. I was not "relieved of command". I just got transferred. McRaven was fired by a loser. McRaven was a badass. You are a felon fanboy.