Japan’s navy head sacked over fatal crash

By Richard On March 26, 2008

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The Australian Broadcasting Corporation is reporting the head of Japan’s Navy (a civilian) has been removed in the wake of the sinking of a fishing vessel by an Aegis Class Destroyer last month. This news comes after the Admiral in charge of Japan’s Maritime Self Defense was removed.

The original gCaptain post is here.

The ABC post is here.

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Captain Richard Rodriguez is a US Coast Guard approved instructor based in the San Juan Islands, Washington. Also a Rescue Tug Captain, Richard's posts on his blog "Bitterend" feature Vessel Assist calls that include live tracking of his vessel.