The commandant of the Marines, an Aggie BTW, relieved a Colonel 3 months into a command and over a year after he ejected from an F-35 which continued to fly afterwards. I was an Army pilot for 20 years and have seen lots of "firings" for screwing up while flying but not for following the book. There were extenuating circumstances but still, seems a mite harsh to me.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/marine-pilot-loses-command-ejecting-205728405.html
https://www.yahoo.com/news/marine-pilot-loses-command-ejecting-205728405.html