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Task & Purpose: Navy's top SEAL says he's reviewing training and ethics amid murder and drug allegations in special ops
SAN DIEGO — The commander of Naval Special Warfare said Wednesday that he recently commissioned a 90-day review of recruiting, selection, training, and leadership development in his command amid allegations of drug use, murder, and other ethical lapses within the SEAL community.
"We are looking hard as a learning organization to self assess to see, are we assessing and selecting the right people? Are we holding them accountable to standards of honor, courage, and commitment?" Rear Adm. Collin Green told the audience at the West 2019 conference, in response to a question from Task & Purpose.
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Update: Top Pentagon Official: ‘Moral Failings’ Among U.S. Special Forces Impacting Readiness (Breitbart)
WNU Editor: I fail to see how a 90-day review of recruiting, selection, training, and leadership development is going to solve this problem.
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