Posted on Aug 29, 2020
Navy fires commander of reserve forces in Portland
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The Navy has fired the commanding officer of reserve sailors in Portland, Ore. due to a "loss of confidence in her ability to command," the service said in a Friday press release.
Cmdr. Erin E. Borozny was relieved of her duties as commander of the Navy Operational Support Center in Portland on Friday by Capt. Jonas C. Jones, the commander of Navy Reserve forces in the Northwestern U.S. She had been in command for less than a year.
Lt. Adam Demeter, a Navy spokesman, told Task & Purpose the decision to relieve Borozny was based on her "overall performance," and said she was not under investigation.
Cmdr. Erin E. Borozny was relieved of her duties as commander of the Navy Operational Support Center in Portland on Friday by Capt. Jonas C. Jones, the commander of Navy Reserve forces in the Northwestern U.S. She had been in command for less than a year.
Lt. Adam Demeter, a Navy spokesman, told Task & Purpose the decision to relieve Borozny was based on her "overall performance," and said she was not under investigation.
Navy fires commander of reserve forces in Portland
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What the hell do you have to do (or fail to do) to be relieved of duty like that?
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
PFC Nicholas Efstathiou According to the Article, Not for anything specific just poor performance. Now as a Spook, I Never did like Non Answers and in the Information Age it is Easy to Research Someone, It was/is Political. She was Relieved for Her Political Beliefs.
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