Sailors give ousted USS Theodore Roosevelt commander a hero's sendoff. The crew cheered their captain when he left the ship, after he was relieved of service. Capt. Brett Crozier was fired just four days after a memo he wrote pleading for help from his Navy superiors was made public. In the letter he requested his crew be evacuated and isolated to prevent sailors from dying. A Change.org petition garnered more than 129,000 signatures as of Friday night, showing support of Capt. Crozier. | 10News

Captain Brett Crozier, the retired Navy veteran who made international headlines when he sounded the alarm on COVID aboard his ship in March 2020, shares why he has no regrets and reflects on lessons he learned over his career in his book, 'Surf When You Can.' | The View

“I am humbled and honored and extremely excited to be part of this amazing crew…” Capt. Brett Crozier says in a late 2019 video produced by the Navy. Crozier, commander of the carrier Theodore Roosevelt, was reassigned in April after a letter he sent about needing assistance for a coronavirus outbreak was made public. Full video available on DVIDS. | Military Times