Why does the Army not relieve poor leaders of command?

CPT (Join to see) - Your perspective is skewed. There are plenty of stories regarding officers being relieved of commands and forced to retire.

SPC Nancy Greene - "SPC Nancy Greene 15 h
The CG of the Post in Germany was directly responsible for the death of two Soldiers and there was Absolutely NO action taken against Him! I was there! I assisted in processing these Soldier’s Paperwork! How do You account fir THAT ?"
The lack of perspective a very junior enlisted person would have and complete lack of facts known to those that investigated and adjudicated any case such as you describe leave you inadequate to make such a bold claim. Never mind one with zero substance and fact.
Clearly you have a personal opinion that a commanding general "was directly responsible for the death of two Soldiers" and hat is fine... Though if it as you claim "NO action taken against Him! " Id bet the facts those with actually knowledge of the investigation felt otherwise.

So for entertainment purposes, if your willing to risk personal legal issues of making such a claim with the unit, date and names attached to your claim ..Feel free to do so, I would love to research it. BUT be advised, the person you name will be contacted as part of that research and your public statements made known.
Suggest you research the terms "Defamation of character" and "libel" before posting

Completely understand. The situation was the monthly Division three mile run. The parimutuel if post was only one mile. So, CG , assembled entire post in Division Formation and ran out front gate and down two lane highway and back around to complete three mile run. In Northern Germany in winter months the sun doesn’t rise until around 1000. The Post was located on HWY B6. In book of records as one of most dangerous HWY. I was assembled in parking lot and ( due to P3 Profile did not run, usually swam except in these ‘run’ days.) Those if us left behind reported to Duty section after Division left. When they were returning we all heard sirens and commotion. SM’s transported to 2nd Field Hospital in Bremerhaven. 30k up the road. I was informed of CG’s ‘hard core’ behaviors about a week after arrival in Post. Never really thought much about it because I didn’t have to run. Two Soldiers were hit by car on two separate occasions. Was considered ‘accidental death’ and no one ever really questioned. Also, Infantry BN’s were Mechanized while I was on same Post. Bradley’s were delivered ‘down south’. No one was trained on Bradley’s. 2/41 & 4/41 sent Senior NCO’s to Ft Hood for ‘training’. BN’s were bussed south. NCO’s returned to South Germany. The BN’s were briefed & ‘drove’ Bradley’s through Graff & Horns enroute to Garlstedt. Bradley’s’swim’ . MUST ‘seal’ prior to front tires touching water. Young , inexperienced crew, drowned. Don’t remember names and don’t really care to dwell. Just stating fact things DO happen and ‘accidents’ occur. I didn’t know these young soldiers. Just informed of ‘accidents’ because I was Support BN and MILOO processed records and paperwork. It was a very ‘strange’ Post in 1986. Berlin Wall still Up $ we were ‘First to Go’. Alerts were extremely ‘Stressful’. Actually packed up entire Post into Deuce & half’s and loaded records, and all MGT equipment into them and entire Division headed out of front gate. Had to place DESTROY ‘tags’ on everything left behind. Luckily nothing really happened, just ‘Readiness’ Drill. ‘Cold War’ was extremely ‘weird’ . Actually took MILPO to field once. Heavy rain and wind knocked down two GP Mediums. Thousands of $ in equipment destroyed along with boxes of 201 files. Never took Personnel records or equipment to field again. Strong ‘Rear Detachment’ established. 2nd Armored DIV (FWD) was ‘Hell on Wheels’! No one ever really discussed these events outside of the Division. SGM Erik Marquez

I am certain you are correct Sir. The entire time on this Post was somewhat ‘surreal’ . A female soldier stationed on a Combat Post in Germany in 1986-87 was definitely’strange’. I focused on my job and making sure Promotions were processed correctly and in ‘ the system’ prior to midnight the last day of month. MAJ Ken Landgren

What I experienced had Absolutely Nothing to do with DV!
This CG was Insane!
He placed Soldier at Risk once a month! His Division Run (fortunately I did not have to participate in due to P3 Profile from Basic) placed ALL Personnel in ‘Harms Way’!
How does any Soldier even begin to attempt ‘file charges GE’s’ against a General?!

What are the statistics for 1983-1987?

Sounds like their is no discipline any more. That's sad. Semper Fi.