Infections Near 1,000 On Navy Carrier, A Month After Captain's Warning

The transcript discusses the COVID-19 outbreak on Navy ships, focusing on the USS Theodore Roosevelt and USS Kidd. Captain Brett Crozier was dismissed for raising concerns about the outbreak, leading to controversy and the resignation of Navy Secretary Thomas Modly. The Navy is considering reinstating Crozier. Meanwhile, COVID-19 cases continue to rise on the USS Kidd, with the Navy having the highest number of cases among military branches.

What fraction of the ship's crew was infected with COVID-19?

• 1/3

• 1/6

• 1/5

• 1/4

Why was Captain Brett Crozier fired?

• For not following the chain of command

• For not wearing a mask

• For refusing to quarantine sailors

• For leaving the ship without permission

What was Captain Crozier's request to senior military officials?

• To quarantine sailors onshore

• To increase the ship's speed

• To return to the home port

• To conduct a training exercise

What was the outcome of the uproar following Crozier's firing?

• The ship was decommissioned

• The captain was promoted

• The Navy Secretary resigned

• The ship was quarantined at sea

Which ship reported a spike in COVID-19 cases after the Roosevelt?

• USS Lincoln

• USS Kidd

• USS Enterprise

• USS Nimitz