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John W. Snyder

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  • Tailhook scandal
    / Incident

    John W. Snyder, for whom Coughlin was an aide, had acknowledged her report but noted that such behaviour was the natural consequence of getting naval aviators drunk. Coughlin filed charges and, when her case moved slowly, she went public with her allegations. A seven-month investigation…

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    John W. Snyder, for whom Coughlin was an aide, had acknowledged her report but noted that such behaviour was the natural consequence of getting naval aviators drunk. Coughlin filed charges and, when her case moved slowly, she went public with her allegations. A seven-month investigation…

    Read More