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The latest complaint from the media is Director Patel Snorkeling at the Arizona memorial - let's take a look:
https://www.the-independent.com/new...tel-snorkel-hawaii-pearl-harbor-b2976975.html
Since the Obama administration, the Navy and National Park Service have quietly allowed a small number of dignitaries—Navy admirals, secretaries of defense and interior, and officials involved in managing the memorial—to swim at the site. Former acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller confirmed he snorkeled over the Arizona during an official visit. seattletimes.com bostonglobe.com
While rare - it is not unusual. Nothing to melt down over IMHO
FBI Director Kash Patel took VIP snorkel trip around USS Arizona at Pearl Harbor, Navy says
While on an official visit to Hawaii last summer, Patel took a rare VIP snorkeling tour of Pearl Harbor, as first reported Thursday by The Associated Press.
The U.S. Navy confirmed the tour took place in a statement Thursday to ABC News.
The tour was arranged for Patel by the U.S. Navy and included swimming near the wreckage of the USS Arizona, where 900 U.S. sailors and Marines died in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941.
Cornell also described it as "standard practice" for the Navy to "partner with local leadership to host and support distinguished visitors in the area when requested."
So it is standard practicehttps://www.the-independent.com/new...tel-snorkel-hawaii-pearl-harbor-b2976975.html
Kash Patel’s Hawaii trip - which FBI claimed was not a vacation - included a ‘VIP snorkel’ at Pearl Harbor memorial, report says
Since the Obama administration, the Navy and the Park Service have occasionally allowed a small number of dignitaries and officials to swim at the site, though the Navy declined to provide a list of those who have been granted access.
Swimming at the site started with the Obama AdministrationSince the Obama administration, the Navy and National Park Service have quietly allowed a small number of dignitaries—Navy admirals, secretaries of defense and interior, and officials involved in managing the memorial—to swim at the site. Former acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller confirmed he snorkeled over the Arizona during an official visit. seattletimes.com bostonglobe.com
While rare - it is not unusual. Nothing to melt down over IMHO