Air Force relieves 2 commanders and 4 subordinates at Minot Air Force Base

The evening that my son's cremains flew out of Minot there was a massive explosion on the Air Base that took close to a 24 hrs to extinguish. See:
https://www.557weatherwing.af.mil/News/Photos/igphoto/ [login to see] /mediaid/4091504/
There is no such thing as coincidence. He was a MSGT in munitions - IYAAYAS. Was it an Ammo Grand Send-Off or a purposeful destruction of evidence?

The supposedly empty hanger of unused snow equipment turned out to be a 7 million dollar fire several months later. To this day, I haven't found any public report by the Office of Special Investigations on the origin and cause of the bomb/blaze. See the video links below to comprehend how massive it was.

Before his death, my son told his sister that he was being retaliated against for reporting something that he could not talk about. From a video recorded just prior to his suicide, he mentioned several AF "Higher-UPs" by name. I obtained the video's from the Minot Police Dept, because he lived off base. I found it quite strange that the USAF was in his off base housing, illegally, and pronounced him dead a full hour before the local police were even called. My son obtained 6 Oak Leaf Clusters in his career. He was not a liar. The mortuary office created 8 mistakes on his Death Certificate, imagine that!

https://www.osi.af.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/2128494/answering-the-call-amid-covid-19/
https://nypost.com/2023/03/02/six-officers-fired-at-minot-air-force-base-over-failed-nuclear-safety-inspections/

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Fire+Engulfs+a+Hangar+at+Minot+Air+Force+Base&atb=v332-1&df=y&ia=web

Paraphrasing Bum Phillips, "there's two kinds of commanders, them that's fired and them that's gonna be fired".