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US Navy Removes USS South Dakota Command After Underwater Collision

The US Navy removed the commanding officer, deputy, and chief petty officer of the nuclear submarine USS South Dakota in October following an underwater collision, without notifying Congress. Two congressmen have sent a stern letter to Navy leadership, indicating oversight concerns. The incident highlights potential operational and accountability issues within the submarine force.

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Source credibility0.3

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USS South Dakota Command Relieved Following Underwater Grounding Incident

The command team of the nuclear-powered attack submarine USS South Dakota was relieved of duty in October following an underwater grounding incident. This action indicates a loss of confidence in leadership and adherence to Navy accountability standards for operational mishaps. The specific circumstances and extent of damage remain undisclosed.

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