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Commander Sarah West, the first
female commander of a major Royal Navy warship, has been removed from her post
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The first female commander of a frontline warship in the history of the
Royal Navy, who left her vessel last month amid claims she had an affair with a
shipmate, has been removed from her post, according to Press Association report.
A spokesman for the Royal Navy confirmed that Commander Sarah West had been "removed from command", but said she would remain in the service and be re-appointed to another post.
A spokesman for the Royal Navy confirmed that Commander Sarah West had been "removed from command", but said she would remain in the service and be re-appointed to another post.
Cdr West, 42, took charge of Type 23 frigate HMS Portland in May 2012,
but left her vessel in July when claims emerged that she had a relationship
with a fellow sailor.
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