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The Stunning Amount Of Plastic Surgery Joan Rivers Had During Her Life
"After Rivers' death, her daughter Melissa opened up in her 2015 tell-all, 'The Book of Joan: Tales of Mirth, Mischief and Manipulation," to reveal that her famous mother "didn't have as much work as people think she had" (per the Washington Post). Melissa put her mom's final surgery count at 365 — still a super high number. She also explained that her mother had also been insecure about her appearance but had finally been at peace with her looks before she died."
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The Navy has fired a total of 13 commanding officers so far this year but won’t explain why
The Navy has fired nearly a dozen officers in leadership positions in less than three months, including five in one week, due to a “loss of confidence” in their ability to command — an unusual string of terminations across land, air and sea teams, experts said.
At least nine commanding officers and two senior advisers have been relieved of their duties since April, when a cluster of suicides on the USS George Washington warship sparked widespread concerns of a mental health crisis.
A total of 13 commanding officers have been fired so far this year, including 12 in the Navy and one in the Marine Corps, the Navy said. Most recently, four Naval commanding officers and a top leader were ousted from June 8 to June 14.
It’s unclear what prompted the personnel changes, which the Navy said were unrelated to each other. The Navy did not elaborate further on specific conditions that led to the firings, but stressed the importance of “trust and confidence” across all levels of the chain of command.
“The U.S. Navy has long maintained high standards for all its personnel. Those who fall short of these standards are held accountable,” said Lt. Cmdr. Devin Arneson, a Navy spokesperson, who added that such an action is “neither punitive nor disciplinary.”
None of the leaders served the George Washington, where at least five crew members died by suicide in the last year, angering some sailors and advocates who work to reduce military suicides.
https://strangesounds.org/2022/06/the-navy-has-fired-a-total-of-13-commanding-officers-so-far-this-year-but-wont-explain-why.html