Christian Dermyer, an active-duty Navy Corpsman, comes forward with his story of a toxic, abusive climate at the Navy Academy in Annapolis, MD. If you want to help get justice for the families of non-combat deaths, please sign our petition to create a new government entity called The Hall of Justice. The Hall of Justice would take military investigations out of the hands of any military entity, whether it is the command or CID, NCIS, or OSI. Please find the petition here: https://www.petition2congress.com/ctas/hall-justice

Teri and Patrick, founders of The Brandon Act and The Brandon Caserta foundation will be discussing the recent firings of Navy commanders. The Navy rarely explains why firings happen. They seem to pick and choose who they want to fire and the one commander who should be fired isn't. The Commander of the USS George Washington, Brent Gaut and his entire chain of command. We want to know why.

USMC PFC Tyler Cox of Dike, Iowa, died "unexpectedly" at Camp Lejeune, NC April 29, 2020, of a "training accident." Truth be told, his mother, Sara Cox, received a phone call days later from his company commander stating that Tyler was shot in the back of the head at the weapons range. He retracted his statement, and NCIS stepped in and said he was shot point-blank in the temple. Yet again, the story changed, and they claimed that 19-year-old PFC Tyler Cox shot himself in the forehead with a long rifle. The investigation was completed and closed within two months. That is expedient for any wrongful death in the military. His chain of command never personally contacted the family after the initial phone call. The unit was put on a gag order. No one was allowed to talk to the parents. WHY? If it was only a suicide? There was never even a memorial service for this young Marine. This young man was a victim of negligent homicide, and his legacy was disrespected by the United States Maine Corps. This military branch has been losing an average of one Marine a month on US soil due to "training accidents." This was no accident. The weapons range leadership put these Marines in a circle with loaded weapons pointing at one another and their was a discharge that went straight into Tylers temple. No one was held accountable. This was a yet, another complete coverup by the USMC.