The time has come.
ComNavOps has accomplished every objective for the blog and the site
will now be relegated to semi-inactive status meaning that regular
postings will cease although occasional posts may be offered from time to time if circumstances
and subject matter warrant.
I will leave the site up as a reference source since it is
the single greatest collection of US naval wisdom on the Internet.
Comments will be allowed but will be moderated to preclude
spam and worthless comments. Comment
responses may or may not occur.
It has been a fantastic several years and, hopefully, the
many readers over the years have found it to be as educational and enjoyable as
it has been for me to write. Thank you
to all !
Make use of the archives and carry on!
ComNavOps … departing!
Well shoot, but thank you for your body of work. I hope in some way the clarion call of this site to the shameful mismanagement and missed opportunities engendered by Naval leadership has in some way echoed up the chain and will promote recovery. We are a sea-fairing Nation, needing a dominant Navy.
ReplyDeleteCheers, good Sir.
Sorry to see you go. Best wishes, fair winds and following seas!
ReplyDeleteGAB
I've really enjoyed your efforts. Thanks you!
ReplyDeleteNever expected it to end, but all good things do... or so the cliche says. Thanks for all the effort and work you've done, and all the thinking you provoked. The archives will definitely continue to be good source material. I've only been around for 6-ish years, but the blog has become a part of my everyday, and it'll be missed!
ReplyDeleteGood luck in any future endeavors, CNO, and I look forward to any future posts that may appear!!
Thank you for hosting great discussions.
ReplyDeleteWell, I can still continue to educate myself by perusing the archives...thank you.
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