U.S. Navy relieves 7th Fleet commander after collisions
By Reuters
24 August 2017 |
5:40 am
The U.S. Navy says it's removed Seventh Fleet Commander Vice Admiral Joseph Aucoin after a series of collisions involving its warships in Asia, as the search goes on for 10 sailors missing since the latest mishap.
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