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   Timothy Szymanski. Timothy Gerard "Tim" Szymanski (born 1962) [2] is a retired United States Navy vice admiral who last served as deputy commander of United States Special Operations Command from October 15, 2018 to December 2021. He is the former commander of United States Naval Special Warfare Command in Coronado, California. [3] [4]

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3. theintercept.com › 2018/05/22 › medal-of-honor-navyWith Medal of Honor, SEAL Team 6 Rewards a Culture of War ...

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   May 22, 2018 · Rear Adm. Tim Szymanski led the push for Britt Slabinski’s Medal of Honor and promoted him after he was barred from SEAL Team 6 for suspected war crimes. Photo: U.S. Navy. No one pushed for the ...

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   Feb 22, 2022 · Late last month, Vice Adm. Timothy Szymanski, deputy commander of the Special Operations Command and a longtime member of SEAL Team 6, retired from the Navy. At a ceremony in Tampa, Florida, SEALs ...

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   Who is Timothy Szymanski?

   • Photo: U.S. Special Operations Command Late last month, Vice Adm. Timothy Szymanski, deputy commander of the Special Operations Command and a longtime member of SEAL Team 6, retired from the Navy. At a ceremony in Tampa, Florida, SEALs past and present came to celebrate Szymanski’s four decades of military service.

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   What happened to Szymanski?

   • Szymanski retired as SOCOM’s second in command at the apex of the Navy SEALs. By all appearances, his departure marked the end of a storied career as one of the top SEAL officers, having served many of his 36 years with SEAL Team 6 during the post-9/11 wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.

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   What happened to Britt Slabinski & Timothy Szymanski?

   • Bottom: Britt Slabinski, left, and Capt. Timothy Szymanski, commanding officer of the Naval Special Warfare Group, after Slabinski was blackballed by SEAL Team 6 in Norfolk, Va., March 25, 2011. In 2010, when Slabinski was up for a promotion at the command, SEAL Team 6 leaders conducted two internal inquiries before making a decision.

   The Crimes of SEAL Team 6 – The Intercept

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   Did Szymanski know Slabinski?

   • Szymanski had known Slabinski for at least 15 years. They had bonded over Roberts’s death. Although Blue Squadron had avoided criminal charges, their battlefield conduct continued to set off alarms within the command. Some SEAL Team 6 leaders were appalled by how easily Vasely and Szymanski had folded under Moore’s pressure.

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6. ground.news › article › how-the-navy-seals-failedHow the Navy SEALs Failed America — and How They Can Change

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   How the Navy SEALs Failed America — and How They Can Change. Late last month, Vice Adm. Timothy Szymanski, deputy commander of the Special Operations Command and a longtime member of SEAL Team 6, retired from the Navy. At a ceremony in Tampa, Florida, SEALs past and present came to celebrate Szymanski’s four decades of military service.

7. www.navytimes.com › news › your-navyFormer SEAL Team 6 deputy tapped to lead Navy SEALs

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   Mar 1, 2016 · 110325-N-6214F-002 NORFOLK, Va. (March 25, 2011) Capt. Timothy G. Szymanski, commanding officer of Naval Special Warfare Group (NSWG) 2, kicks off the ÒDon't Ask, Don't TellÓ repeal Tier 3 ...

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   Vice Adm. Timothy Szymanski’s retirement in 2022 marks both the end of an era and the beginning of a deeper scrutiny into the Navy SEALs’ culture and conduct. Szymanski, celebrated for his ...

10. theintercept.com › 01 › 10The Crimes of SEAL Team 6 – The Intercept

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    Jan 10, 2017 · Bottom: Britt Slabinski, left, and Capt. Timothy Szymanski, commanding officer of the Naval Special Warfare Group, after Slabinski was blackballed by SEAL Team 6 in Norfolk, Va., March 25, 2011.