The crew of a submarine has classified the lure of his companions in a "list of violations"

The crew of an American submarine was at the center of the controversy after it transcended its act badist. It is the sailors of the USS Florida, who manufactured what they called "lists of offenses", in which they ranked their partners according to what they considered attractive.

As it came out a secret document obtained by Military.com, the investigation ended with the referral from the officer commander of the submarine, Captain Gregory Kercher, in August 2018. However, the facts have not been publicly disclosed to date, with the aggravating circumstance that the USS Florida was the second submarine he admitted women among his crew.

The 74-page report recognizes that they have not handled the situation well after discovering this "list of violations" and declaring that "they tolerated indecent and badist comments and jokes".

In addition, he stressed that trust in the chain of command "was non-existent". Two sailors are no longer on duty and several others they received sanctions Administrative.

One of Kercher's subordinates alerted him to the existence of two lists in June 2018, one in which the navies were punctuated with a star system and the first one. 39, another which included badual comments with each of the names.

"Rumors about the existence of a" list of rapes "have spread among the crew and a significant number of women she felt worried for your safety. Several men who knew of the existence of the list also felt repulsion, "said Vice Admiral Jeff Jablon in a report sent to his superior shortly before Kercher's dismissal.