Shes now a full admiral and Chief of Naval operations and a member of the joint Chiefs of Staff. She is the first woman to be chief of naval operations, and the first woman to serve on the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
As a serving officer in the fleet, I have never heard a disparaging or negative word about ADM Franchetti and I am waaay down on the totem pole. Everyone seems to have faith in her. I hope she is able to navigate the DC world and make the Navy the best it can be. I am aware that she was not Lloyd Austins first pick for CNO but I still think Pagano as INDOPACOM and Franchetti as CNO is the right combination for the future.
I recently left Naples, Italy after spending 3.5 years serving there, I was proud to be one ADM Franchetti’s pilot for years, everything said here is true. She was one of my favorite ADM to fly, she is an awesome lady. Her husband and daughter are awesome people awesome.
@@guyfawkesuThe1 yeah but i imagine she has worked ridiculous hours for a long period of time and her job role doesnt require her to pt like that. its very difficult to get her position so she definitely earned it.
@4:15 says it all and the problem that will always be. It does matter what our enemies think of us. It does matter what your subordinates think of you.
Bless your heart Admiral. I served with you on the USS SHENANDOAH many years ago. You were a good AUXO. Plus made a mean pot of tofu chili. IC Chief Patterson.
LOVE LOVE LOVE this story! I have 2 daughters serving in the Navy. One has been in for 8 yrs and the recently graduated high school, left behind academic scholarships for college and enlisted. Definitely wasn't my choice for either of them but my oldest daughter taught me a lot and is a fabulous role model for her little sister. Both of them are at important turning points in their Naval Careers so this story couldn't have come at a more opportune time. The Navy really needs to learn many lessons about retention policies. They give it lip service right now but it is not put into practice. They still have "their's another one to fill your boots" mentality and it's about numbers and paperwork.
@@Saicharan-hk9id My oldest daughter is in logistics, she served 6 yrs in Japan. She was attached to a Squadron so about half of that was spent on a Carrier. She planned to go college when she reenlisted for four more yrs and was stationed in CA, BUT the POLICY changed and BUDGETED was slashed for enlisted personnel. The maximum the Navy will now pay for, AFTER SHE SIGNED FOR 4 MORE YRS, is a SEMESTER per yr. So at this point, as in the next month or two, she has to decide if she's going to reenlist again and get her new orders in. Additionally, they are paying HUGE sign on bonuses for new recruits or to recent veterans to entice them back because fleet numbers are so low, reenlistment bonuses are minuscule in comparison. Making those who have served feeling even more undervalued than they did unfortunately. The Navy further demonstrates LOYALTY is a one way street by this action. My youngest went to Corpsmen Training after accelerated boot camp, she didn't complete the training was recently given her new rate options. They are horrible! When she enlisted she qualified for just about everything, seriously, her scores were just short of nuclear rates. She had nearly full ride to college, this is A RECRUIT THEY REALLY WANTED and she was considering career. Now they don't want to take the time to match her up with the appropriate for her and most importantly for the NAVY! (btw don't know why my font is red and can't change it lol)
During my last sub duty I was given the position of career counselor and set about to encourage my fellow sailors whose time came to decide to go on to civilian life or continue a career in the Navy. The best advice I ever got was to counsel the sailors at home with their wives present. We had a phenomenal retention rate for the time I served in that honorable position and would hope counselors would take the same advice that made us successful. My heartfelt congratulations, Navy mom, that you have daughters serving in our US Navy. You must be as proud as I am and hopeful that regardless of their tenure that they learn about their service, their jobs, and themselves as fine young Americans.
Charlie D'Agata describing himself as "a multi-award winning correspondent" -- most people don't have to tell you what they have accomplished -- apparently his ego is quite inflated -- and frankly, offensive.
She looks like she could be a tough little fighter. But, does she own up to Chester W. Nimitz who said: "Nope, that's not the main body of the Japanese Fleet. Go look elsewhere!" They did, and they won the Battle of Midway.
The acid test of command is performance in battle. Personally, I pray that this country will always have naval commanders the likes of Nimitz, Spruance, Marc Mitscher, "Pug" Ainsworth, "Jocko" Clark, et al. Franchetti ? We just don't know. . . .
None of these commanders don't come close to commanders like Nimitz, Halsey, and others of world war II. These appointments are what you might call feel good appointments, and I wonder they can stand up to pressures of combats.
Sorry, but wanting to see someone like you in a leadership position is not a reason to make that happen. They should get there on merit. If she did, good. If not, I would feel insulted in her position.
Vice Admiral Lisa M Franchetti reminds me of those 'non-Gung ho' type folks who casually join the military and climb up to the very top while enjoying the job without taking tension over career advancement.
Maybe you should enlist instead of typing behind a keyboard. She's done far more for her country than you ever have or ever will. When she dies, she'll leave a legacy. When you die, there's a high chance nobody will care or remember your name.
So Vice Admiral Franchetti, USN commands the Sixth Fleet. does she? The acid rest of command is performance in battle. Franchetti , undoubtedly helped along by feminism in her naval career, may or may not be an able wartime commander. Because she's never commanded ships in battle, we just don't know. . . .
@@dominicdalton4346 Maybe--and maybe not. The Navy--indeed, the entire U.S. military--is awash in feminism and political correctness. One can only hope that our combat readiness isn't compromised. . . .
When I heard that President Biden nominated Admiral Franchetti for the next Chief of Naval Operations I was very excited and 110% supportive! Everything from the Admiral's 38+ years of service, to the many various commands she's held, to the awards that adorn her uniform give me high confidence she'd do a phenomenal job as the next CNO. In addition Franchetti is very much a people person who cares so much about the personnel under her command!
SHe has now taken over as Chief of Naval Operations. The promotion is being held up by Senate approval. She was the VIce Chief of Naval Operations as well.
Maybe you should enlist instead of typing behind a keyboard. She's done far more for her country than you ever have or ever will. When she dies, she'll leave a legacy. When you die, there's a high chance nobody will care or remember your name.
No disrespect intended to Admiral Franchetti but I'm sure she knows her gender is the sole reason she was nominated, I must say I, and I'm sure many others are disappointed she would have excepted.
Same could be said about any man in leadership. Is he qualified to be there or is it some other reason like wealth, political influence, nepotism, etc.
You’re getting them smart guy. Men no longer want any part of the US military. It’s now time for women to step up. And time to open the draft to females also. Men have been carrying the burden for far to long.
Boa noite 🙏🏻🙏🙏🇧🇷 abençoada por Deus eu tem q se expressar ok nas minhas teorias .a ciência não e100%sento não ok .olha lá só 40%ok..nas minhas teorias.. faço obra de artes fala teoria como e o nosso planeta tudo isso q está acontecendo no mundo foi gente q não teve cuidado de preservar o planeta ok.
Becoming the "FIRST AND ONLY FEMALE FLEET COMMANDER" doesn't really make much of an impact considering today's modern western "progressive" context, that views things like a meritocracy, sexist and dated. For those not paying attention, that means we are willingly skipping more qualified candidates in order to fill a female quota.
Shes now a full admiral and Chief of Naval operations and a member of the joint Chiefs of Staff. She is the first woman to be chief of naval operations, and the first woman to serve on the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
She was my CO on USS ROSS!!! Proud of her achievements
now she the CNO
As a serving officer in the fleet, I have never heard a disparaging or negative word about ADM Franchetti and I am waaay down on the totem pole. Everyone seems to have faith in her. I hope she is able to navigate the DC world and make the Navy the best it can be. I am aware that she was not Lloyd Austins first pick for CNO but I still think Pagano as INDOPACOM and Franchetti as CNO is the right combination for the future.
W00ke. She will send you to war w/o ever being to one.
she is a shining example that you have no excuses to be what you set out to be. drop all excuses and overcome your obstacles.
and also avoid working for a living or having a real job at all costs
I salute her 🇺🇸 !
I recently left Naples, Italy after spending 3.5 years serving there, I was proud to be one ADM Franchetti’s pilot for years, everything said here is true. She was one of my favorite ADM to fly, she is an awesome lady. Her husband and daughter are awesome people awesome.
How did you like the city?
shes in line to be the next CNO now apparently...
EVER WONDER HOW CAN WOMEN SERVE FOR DECADES? THEY ARE OFFICERS. THEY DO NOT DO PHYSICAL LABOR AND PROBABLY NOT PT 3X A WEEK WITH THE TROOPS!
@@guyfawkesuThe1 yeah but i imagine she has worked ridiculous hours for a long period of time and her job role doesnt require her to pt like that. its very difficult to get her position so she definitely earned it.
@@williammartin7277 B.S. desk job.
Congratulations ma'am, you are an American heroe. God bless you and thank you for your service.
@4:15 says it all and the problem that will always be. It does matter what our enemies think of us. It does matter what your subordinates think of you.
As a serving officer.....this is a pc promotion.....undeserved, uncalled for and scary
Sounds like an ad hominem attack triggered by sexism.
Bless your heart Admiral. I served with you on the USS SHENANDOAH many years ago. You were a good AUXO. Plus made a mean pot of tofu chili. IC Chief Patterson.
So cool to come back now since she is now the Chief of Naval Operations!
LOVE LOVE LOVE this story! I have 2 daughters serving in the Navy. One has been in for 8 yrs and the recently graduated high school, left behind academic scholarships for college and enlisted. Definitely wasn't my choice for either of them but my oldest daughter taught me a lot and is a fabulous role model for her little sister. Both of them are at important turning points in their Naval Careers so this story couldn't have come at a more opportune time.
The Navy really needs to learn many lessons about retention policies. They give it lip service right now but it is not put into practice. They still have "their's another one to fill your boots" mentality and it's about numbers and paperwork.
I'm sure you are proud. I am an army guy here. What are their roles ?
@@Saicharan-hk9id My oldest daughter is in logistics, she served 6 yrs in Japan. She was attached to a Squadron so about half of that was spent on a Carrier. She planned to go college when she reenlisted for four more yrs and was stationed in CA, BUT the POLICY changed and BUDGETED was slashed for enlisted personnel. The maximum the Navy will now pay for, AFTER SHE SIGNED FOR 4 MORE YRS, is a SEMESTER per yr. So at this point, as in the next month or two, she has to decide if she's going to reenlist again and get her new orders in. Additionally, they are paying HUGE sign on bonuses for new recruits or to recent veterans to entice them back because fleet numbers are so low, reenlistment bonuses are minuscule in comparison. Making those who have served feeling even more undervalued than they did unfortunately. The Navy further demonstrates LOYALTY is a one way street by this action.
My youngest went to Corpsmen Training after accelerated boot camp, she didn't complete the training was recently given her new rate options. They are horrible! When she enlisted she qualified for just about everything, seriously, her scores were just short of nuclear rates. She had nearly full ride to college, this is A RECRUIT THEY REALLY WANTED and she was considering career. Now they don't want to take the time to match her up with the appropriate for her and most importantly for the NAVY!
(btw don't know why my font is red and can't change it lol)
@@jenniferelkins8107 lol sad
@@jenniferelkins8107 I am an army infantryman
During my last sub duty I was given the position of career counselor and set about to encourage my fellow sailors whose time came to decide to go on to civilian life or continue a career in the Navy. The best advice I ever got was to counsel the sailors at home with their wives present. We had a phenomenal retention rate for the time I served in that honorable position and would hope counselors would take the same advice that made us successful.
My heartfelt congratulations, Navy mom, that you have daughters serving in our US Navy. You must be as proud as I am and hopeful that regardless of their tenure that they learn about their service, their jobs, and themselves as fine young Americans.
Charlie D'Agata describing himself as "a multi-award winning correspondent" -- most people don't have to tell you what they have accomplished -- apparently his ego is quite inflated -- and frankly, offensive.
She looks like she could be a tough little fighter. But, does she own up to
Chester W. Nimitz who said: "Nope, that's not the main body of the Japanese Fleet.
Go look elsewhere!" They did, and they won the Battle of Midway.
The acid test of command is performance in battle. Personally, I pray that this country will always have naval commanders the likes of Nimitz, Spruance, Marc Mitscher, "Pug" Ainsworth, "Jocko" Clark, et al.
Franchetti ? We just don't know. . . .
@@orvilleh.larson7581 I noticed that you didn't mention Adm. "Bull" Halsey.
What's your opinion on him?
What a BOSS!!!
Where is vice admiral garp
Based man
None of these commanders don't come close to commanders like Nimitz, Halsey, and others of world war II. These appointments are what you might call feel good appointments, and I wonder they can stand up to pressures of combats.
What a cynical perspective. I see no evidence that Vice Admiral Franchetti wouldn't rise to the pressures of combat. That's what I feel good about.
Tough job god bless her
Excellent
Crazy she’s not the Vice Chief of Naval operations the 2nd highest ranking member of the Us Navy second to only the Chief of Naval operations
American Hero! 🇺🇸
Interesting news!
Very cool
Hoorah Way to go girl
Admiral Howard should have been the first navy cno she was already in the number 2 seat next step should have been cno just curious that's all
No wonder we're in trouble .
Sorry, but wanting to see someone like you in a leadership position is not a reason to make that happen. They should get there on merit. If she did, good. If not, I would feel insulted in her position.
Vice Admiral Lisa M Franchetti reminds me of those 'non-Gung ho' type folks who casually join the military and climb up to the very top while enjoying the job without taking tension over career advancement.
Just what we need more woke women in the military
Maybe you should enlist instead of typing behind a keyboard. She's done far more for her country than you ever have or ever will. When she dies, she'll leave a legacy. When you die, there's a high chance nobody will care or remember your name.
Wow so proud
bravo
So Vice Admiral Franchetti, USN commands the Sixth Fleet. does she? The acid rest of command is performance in battle. Franchetti , undoubtedly helped along by feminism in her naval career, may or may not be an able wartime commander. Because she's never commanded ships in battle, we just don't know. . . .
She was put their by poeple smarter the you and me and I'm sure she knows how to do her job and do it well.
@@dominicdalton4346 Maybe--and maybe not. The Navy--indeed, the entire U.S. military--is awash in feminism and political correctness. One can only hope that our combat readiness isn't compromised. . . .
Name an active commander that was in battle. The last ship in battle probably is scrap by now.
@@bigbrother9531Ever heard of Desert Storm?
Mr. legend in his own mind needs to read her bio
How? Affirmation
She earned the duty, the privilege and the honor! ❤ Congratulations beautiful! 😍
When I heard that President Biden nominated Admiral Franchetti for the next Chief of Naval Operations I was very excited and 110% supportive! Everything from the Admiral's 38+ years of service, to the many various commands she's held, to the awards that adorn her uniform give me high confidence she'd do a phenomenal job as the next CNO. In addition Franchetti is very much a people person who cares so much about the personnel under her command!
EVER WONDER HOW CAN WOMEN SERVE FOR DECADES? THEY ARE OFFICERS. THEY DO NOT DO PHYSICAL LABOR AND PROBABLY NOT PT 3X A WEEK WITH THE TROOPS!
Ok cool video
SHe has now taken over as Chief of Naval Operations. The promotion is being held up by Senate approval. She was the VIce Chief of Naval Operations as well.
How? She's only there because she's a woman. What kind of accomplishment is that?
Maybe you should enlist instead of typing behind a keyboard. She's done far more for her country than you ever have or ever will. When she dies, she'll leave a legacy. When you die, there's a high chance nobody will care or remember your name.
We need these women
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Brilliant Woman. Love it.
3 Star,,,, just wow
EVER WONDER HOW CAN WOMEN SERVE FOR DECADES? THEY ARE OFFICERS. THEY DO NOT DO PHYSICAL LABOR AND PROBABLY NOT PT 3X A WEEK WITH THE TROOPS!
Congratulations Admiral from an old broken down Ordnanceman...
and the number of sexual assault is despicable...
and I'm sure she is the most qualified candidate.
why ?
😊 Wonder woman
No disrespect intended to Admiral Franchetti but I'm sure she knows her gender is the sole reason she was nominated, I must say I, and I'm sure many others are disappointed she would have excepted.
Of course. God forbid she is qualified for the job! You are disrespecting her. Stfu.
If she is FULLY qualified, no problem. If she is there because of political correctness, no bueno.
Time will tell
Same could be said about any man in leadership. Is he qualified to be there or is it some other reason like wealth, political influence, nepotism, etc.
How do we know that’s a woman?
How do we know your're not a woman? You look like one
From A Dud president to a Dud "woman" admiral....🤡
Thanks god is not the Air Force.
Learn english before typing a comment.
oh! it's "the relatively civilized relatively European" guy.
We need more women in the military
You’re getting them smart guy. Men no longer want any part of the US military. It’s now time for women to step up. And time to open the draft to females also. Men have been carrying the burden for far to long.
Women in uniform. I know I’m proud of them, can leftists say the same? Can they tell me what a woman is?
What crap! She only got this position because of affirmative action!
i get the feeling our military has gone to hell
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Not because of merit. You can thank George soros and klaus schwab.
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She got there because the Navy had to put a woman in the spot. Plain and simple.
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Drill
DEI pick
CBS love making everything political. No wonder their media/video only has less then 1-2milion viewership out of 7bilion people.😂😂😂
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Surprised she wasn't black and also lesbian......well maybe one out of two.
Congratulations. Now Sarah Palin is running your navy.
Becoming the "FIRST AND ONLY FEMALE FLEET COMMANDER" doesn't really make much of an impact considering today's modern western "progressive" context, that views things like a meritocracy, sexist and dated.
For those not paying attention, that means we are willingly skipping more qualified candidates in order to fill a female quota.
Ffs a women. Don’t they get lower targets to enter the navy 😂😂 can’t take them seriously
Women follow, not lead.
Next presidential election we have a woman president
Interesting news!