Following an in-depth investigation, the US Navy has reversed its previous decision to reinstate Captain Brett Crozier as the Captain of the USS Theodore Roosevelt. The investigation showed that Crozier, despite imploring top brass to do more to safeguard his sailors, had himself failed to do enough to try to halt the spread of the coronavirus. It eventually infected more than 1,200 personnel aboard the Theodore Roosevelt, killing one of them. The Navy also announced it would suspend the promotion of Crozier’s boss at the time, Rear Admiral Stuart Baker, the carrier strike group commander.
