SENIOR U.S NAVY SEAL LEADERS SUSPENDED IN AFRICA OVER ALLEGED SEXUAL MISCONDUCT

A US defense official told, the commander and the senior enlisted adviser of a US Navy SEAL team deployed to Africa have suspended and sent back home due to unspecified sexual misconduct allegations regarding multiple fellow US military female service members.

Maj. Casey Osborne, a spokesman for Special Operations Command Africa said:

"Special Operations Command Africa commander Maj. Gen. Mark Hicks suspended the Special Operations Command Forward - East Africa commander and senior enlisted adviser of their duties on May 10 due to allegations of misconduct."

Osborne continued:

"Gen. Hicks directed both individuals to return to their home station for further adjudication regarding the allegations."

The two Navy SEALs are being investigated by the Navy's Criminal Investigative Service.
Lt. Jacqui Maxwell, a spokesperson for Naval Special Warfare Group TWO said:

"A commanding officer and command master chief assigned to an East Coast-based Naval Special Warfare unit have been relieved of their duties overseas due to alleged misconduct." 

Lt. Maxwell added:

"Naval Special Warfare and NCIS have initiated investigations as appropriate."

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