The Navy has a toxic command problem.
Networking and politics are the best means of promotion. The replacement of exigent military training and operations with unending, mindless presentations is driving away talented young personnel. The consequence: While the Navy retains exceptional command officers and noncommissioned officers, it also has far too many average officers.
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