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From: pocotrader	4/11/2020 1:35:01 AM
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Navy commander says virus-struck aircraft carrier crew 'struggling' after captain's firing By Barbara Starr, CNN Pentagon Correspondent 8 hrs ago The top Navy admiral overseeing the virus-stricken aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt tells CNN in an exclusive interview that he found some sailors "struggling" and "upset" after their commanding officer was relieved of duty by the ousted acting navy secretary who was forced to resign over the matter. The commander of the 7th Fleet, Vice Admiral Bill Merz, also told CNN that a better job could have been done communicating with crew members about the virus and how the Navy was handling it. Merz, who is now in a precautionary 14-day isolation period after spending more than six hours on the Roosevelt earlier this week, offered the first direct view into the concerns of many crew members in a nearly 30-minute interview after visiting the ship in Guam. He described a crew that felt significant anxiety over what they viewed as a lack of information they had been given to them about the virus. "There was lots of anxiety about the virus," Merz said. "As you can imagine the morale covers the spectrum, considering what they have been through," he said.

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