Pentagon To Investigate Navy's Policies To Prevent Spread Of COVID-19

The transcript discusses the Navy's response to COVID-19, highlighting the outbreak on the USS Theodore Roosevelt and the subsequent investigation into the Navy's policies to prevent the virus's spread. It also covers the backlash faced by the Navy for removing Captain Brett Crozier and the resignation of Acting Secretary Thomas Modly. Additionally, it reports on another outbreak on the USS Kidd and the overall COVID-19 cases in the Navy.

What was the main reason the USS Theodore Roosevelt was in the spotlight?

• It was the first ship to sail after the pandemic started.

• Hundreds of sailors on board contracted the virus.

• It was the first ship to be decommissioned due to COVID-19.

• It was involved in a major naval battle.

What is the purpose of the investigation announced by the Department of Defense Inspector General?

• To investigate the origins of COVID-19.

• To assess the Navy's combat readiness during the pandemic.

• To evaluate the Navy's policies and procedures for preventing infectious diseases.

• To determine the financial impact of COVID-19 on the Navy.

What was the outcome for the acting secretary of the Navy after the USS Roosevelt incident?

• He was promoted to a higher position.

• He was awarded a medal for his service.

• He was forced to resign.

• He was transferred to another department.

Which ship reported another outbreak after the USS Roosevelt incident?

• USS Kidd

• USS Enterprise

• USS Nimitz

• USS Arizona

Approximately how many COVID-19 cases were reported across the Navy?

• 3000

• 500

• 1000

• 2000