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The U.S. Navy has quietly dismissed three senior leaders and officials in recent months, including the command team of a nuclear submarine following an underwater collision, a destroyer commander in the Middle East, and Rear Admiral and physician Brian Monahan, who is under investigation. Congress was not notified of one of the dismissals. Democratic Representatives Joe Courtney and Adam Smith criticized the lack of transparency, warning that it could damage the relationship between the Navy and Congress. The issue is expected to come up at the confirmation hearing for acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao. The dismissals come amid broader restrictions on military information and satellite imagery. Verifying damage from Iranian attacks took months and revealed damage at 26 U.S. military bases and sites.
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