Respectfully, you have no idea if this is true. You are speculating. Why is he the only commander in the Navy deciding to tell the chain of command to go f**k itself and take the matter into his own hands? Like I said above, this is not the military's only case of Coronavirus, but it is in there only one of a commanding officer deciding that the rules don't apply to him. If they truly weren't listening, there'd be others all over the world.
It's easy to say that in isolation. The problem is that if you give an inch on this, what happens the next time a commanding officer decides to go rogue? Eventually, the chain breaks down. You're not going to win wars with that sort of thing.
By the way, none of this excuses the SECNAV, he acted like an unprofessional dildo as well.
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Last edited: Apr 11, 2020