The Shiloh sailor from Putnam County who was found hiding in a cruiser's engineering space a week after he was presumed overboard is back in the United States and faces possible court-martial charges.
Sailor Peter Mims, 23, was moved to the brig at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar for pre-trial confinement, the Navy Times reported on Thursday.
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Mims was reported missing on June 8 as the guided-missile cruiser was conducting routine operations in Okinawa, Japan.
Mims was found in the ship’s engineering spaces a week later and turned himself in to shipmates, Navy times reports.
The ongoing investigation is expected to conclude by late summer.
Mims enlisted in the Navy in February 2014 and reported to the Shiloh in August of that year.