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Ship Commander Fired After Harassment Claims

Sigh, I don't know much about Subic, buy man did I ever miss the trips to Clark after it closed.

While in transit I have been through Clark AFB a couple of times and road the Bus from Clark to Subic........You could not stop on that bus because you were always in fear that Huk terrorists would attack the bus.......
 
Can't say I necessarily agree with the relief based on the article but there may be more to the story. But two points: 1. If every man was ardently held to a standard that "checking out" a female coworker is sexual harassment, there would be no men in the work force. 2. He was hard on his crew. Why is this necessarily a bad thing. How was the crew's performance? Did it necessitate and harder stance?

Sadly, I think this is the continued pussification of the military (not the sexual harassment part). The Navy especially.
 
Can't say I necessarily agree with the relief based on the article but there may be more to the story. But two points: 1. If every man was ardently held to a standard that "checking out" a female coworker is sexual harassment, there would be no men in the work force. 2. He was hard on his crew. Why is this necessarily a bad thing. How was the crew's performance? Did it necessitate and harder stance?

Sadly, I think this is the continued pussification of the military (not the sexual harassment part). The Navy especially.

Bottom line is sexual harrassment never use to be a problem in the Navy and aboard ship because there were no women aboard Navy Combatants But by sending women to sea the Navy created the problem. I talk to Navy people all the time and on the record everything is fine but off the record these people will tell you a different story.......You walk around Subase Bangor or PSNS Bremerton and you see all the pregnant women walking around. If a woman gets pregnant aboard ship she is immediately transferred ashore without relief causing some guy to pick up the slack for her.............
 
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