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The US Navy sacked a destroyer captain after a steering problem led to a Middle East near-miss
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US Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman John A. Miller
The US Navy sacked the captain of a deployed warship after an unresolved steering problem resulted in a near-miss incident in the Middle East, according to a command investigation reviewed by Business Insider.
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