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Apparently he couldn't teach niggers enough about White man's technology sufficient for their filling Naval slots that should go to White men only. Note the emboldened text below.

Note also that this could have been done quietly and without fanfare but they had to publicly humiliate a White man for the nigger's inherently low IQ and failure to adequately comprehend higher academic concepts and theories.

The more muds that are allowed in the U.S. military the better. At some point that military is going to be turned on Americans and it's best if affirmative action types are calling the shots when that time comes.

Naval Academy prep school head relieved

Superintendent cites 'loss of confidence' in commander


Capt. Leland Hart Sebring was relieved of his duties Monday as commander of the Naval Academy Preparatory School in Rhode Island.

The commander of the Naval Academy Preparatory School in Rhode Island was relieved of his duties yesterday, according to the academy.

Citing a "loss of confidence in his ability to command," Naval Academy Superintendent Vice Adm. Jeffrey L. Fowler relieved Capt. Leland Hart Sebring, who has commanded the prep school since July 2007, according to a statement released by the academy.

"We are limited in what we can talk about, but I can say there was no misconduct involved," said Naval Academy spokesman Cmdr. Joe Carpenter.

A phone operator at NAPS said Sebring had left and was not available for comment.

Opened in 1920, NAPS is in Newport, R.I., and has about 100 faculty members who prepare about 300 midshipmen a year - roughly one-fourth of the freshman class - to attend the Naval Academy.

NAPS students typically include Naval Academy applicants who have weaker academic records, varsity athletes, and those who have been on active military duty. The prep school's grads are virtually guaranteed admission to the academy.

Students attend NAPS for about 10 months, and concentrate on English composition, math, chemistry, physics and information technology, according to the Naval Academy.

NAPS has become a useful way to prepare more minority students to attend the Naval Academy, as the academy seeks to increase diversity within the Brigade of Midshipmen.

Capt. Anthony Barnes, the Naval Academy's chief diversity officer and NAPS liaison officer, has assumed temporary command of NAPS, pending appointment of a permanent replacement, academy officials said.

Barnes graduated from the academy in 1981 and served as a flight officer.

Sebring is a surface warfare officer who received his undergraduate degree in 1977 from Jacksonville University, according to his Navy biography. He was commissioned in March 1980 after completing Officer Candidate School
Sebring has served aboard a number of ships, including the USS John Rodgers and the USS Doyle.

He participated in, or directly supported, a number of military operations, including Desert Storm, Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom.

Sebring's awards include the Legion of Merit and the Meritorious Service Award.


 
Posted : 02/09/2009 12:51 pm
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