Navy Admiral kicked off aircraft carrier

hoboleader · Nov 4, 2012

A man who climbed the Navy's ranks over a long career has been unceremoniously removed as commander of the USS Stennis Carrier Strike Group and sent back to the homeport in Bremerton.
A U.S. Navy spokesperson is not giving an explanation for the change, other than to say that questions had arisen about Rear Admiral Charles Gaouette's "leadership judgment."
He will remain in Bremerton, awaiting the outcome of the internal investigation.
NavyTimes.com reports that, "Vice Admiral John Miller, commander Naval Forces Central Command, made the decision to reassign the commander of Carrier Strike Group 3, even though it's deployed to the Middle East."
NBC News interviewed Neal Zerbe, a retired Navy Captain, who says, "The particular commander being relieved, and you know translating that to just moving him back to a continental U.S. base while the investigation continues, is unlike anything I've ever seen before."
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Navy Admiral kicked off his ship, sent back to Bremerton. Why? - Blog - MyNorthwest.com

The USS Stennis was on an 8 month deployment in the Persian gulf.
I wonder if theres some false flag fuckery going on with iran/syria??
who knows but its an odd story.

U.S.S. Stennis deploys for 8 months to Persian Gulf | KING5.com Seattle

tflga · Nov 4, 2012

This is interesting. I wonder if he stood up to his superiors

Swills · Nov 4, 2012

I believe he is one of the fall guys Washington DC is giving the public for the Benghazi terrorist attack but who knows since no details have been released yet.

Navy sends an admiral back to Bremerton amid 'inappropriate judgment' allegation - Blog - MyNorthwest.com

In an unusual move, the U.S. Navy is sending the admiral in command of an aircraft carrier strike group in the Middle East back to Bremerton, pending the outcome of an "inappropriate judgment" investigation.

Rear Admiral Charles Gaouette is being sent back to the USS John C. Stennis' home port of Bremerton in what the Navy called a temporary reassignment.

The Navy says, in a statement released today, Gaouette is not formally relieved of his command of the Stennis strike group but will be replaced by Rear Adm. Troy M. Shoemaker, who will assume command until the investigation is completed.

It is rare for the Navy to replace a carrier strike group commander during its deployment.

The Navy is not revealing details of the allegations. The statement cites an "accusation of inappropriate leadership judgment" that arose during the strike group's deployment to the Middle East.

The Stennis group deployed from Bremerton in late August, deploying four months earlier than scheduled. The Stennis made port visits in Thailand and Malaysia on its way to the Middle East.
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Iran Media: U.S. Admiral Fired for 'Republican-Israeli' Plot

State-owned Iranian news outlet Press TV claims that U.S. Navy Rear Admiral Charles M. Gaouette, head of the John C. Stennis carrier group, who has been recalled for “inappropriate leadership judgment,” was part of a plot to overthrow the U.S. government if Barack Obama should be re-elected as president.

"The decision was made based on a conversation with the Secretary of Defense who, at the end of the talk, believed Gaouette was part of a group of military officers who have been under suspicion for planning a 'Seven Days in May' type overthrow of the US government if President Obama is re-elected," columnist Gordon Duff wrote.

"This is not conjecture," he insisted. "[D]ozens of key officers face firing, hundreds are under investigation, all with direct ties to extremist elements in the Republican Party and the Israeli lobby."

"Reports received are sourced at the highest levels of the Pentagon and indicate that the administration has been aware of these plans for months."

The U.S. Navy on Wednesday denied another report that has been circulating on the Internet, which claims Gaouette's removal was related to the Sept. 11 U.S. consulate attack in Libya.

Reports have claimed the admiral wanted to send help during the deadly attack and disobeyed orders to stand down.

Officials have stressed that the accusations against Gaouette are not about personal misbehavior, such as drinking or sexual harassment.

On Wednesday, Rear Adm. John Kirby, chief of naval information at the Pentagon said: “Rumors of this having anything to do with Libya and the Benghazi attack are simply false and ridiculous.”

According to UT San Diego, "Research of the Stennis’ location indicates that the aircraft carrier was oceans away from the scene on Sept. 11.

"On Sept. 11, the ships were still in the Pacific, according to a Facebook video of a Sept. 11, 2001, remembrance ceremony held that day in the Stennis hangar bay.

"On Sept. 15, the ship posted a Facebook video in which Gaouette said that the carrier group was in the Pacific, heading toward the Indian Ocean."
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hoboleader · Nov 5, 2012

Swills said:

I believe he is one of the fall guys Washington DC is giving the public for the Benghazi terrorist attack but who knows since no details have been released yet.

Navy sends an admiral back to Bremerton amid 'inappropriate judgment' allegation - Blog - MyNorthwest.com

Iran Media: U.S. Admiral Fired for 'Republican-Israeli' Plot
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very interesting, my truther senses were tingling around this for some reason, while i dont necessarily trust iran media, theres seems to be more to this that we dont know.

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