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I upvoted what you wrote and also pointed out that there were 15 other enlisted involved
She could've very easily turned off or shielded the starlink when they went dark for inspection. Also if it's properly aligned and in the comms mast properly oriented it would've been hidden from most cursory sweeps.
There was absolutely a security failure here, but I also don't think that fellow NAVY vessels are as focused on other ships in the fleet when underway in peaceful waters.
https://www.military.com/daily-news/2024/09/06/navy-officer-demoted-after-installing-unauthorized-satellite-dish-warship-access-internet.html