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If someone is removed from military service, we use 'discharged', rather than 'fired'. In the case of a commissioned officer, his commission could be revoked, but that would be unusual. It might impair the President's authority to recall him to service.kent davidge said:I was reading this news
https://www.thedailybeast.com/navy-...ore-roosevelt-who-begged-for-coronavirus-help
As I'm far from good when it comes to understand english terms... what do they mean by fired? Does it mean just that he is no longer the ship captain or was he fired from the navy?
This one
https://www.sandiegouniontribune.co...ired-over-leak-of-letter-asking-navy-for-help
mentions 'relieved of command', so I'm inclined to think he's still with the navy (?)
