The videos were an attempt by Honors at getting the crews attention as it instructed them on ship board safety and rules, which that it did.
Captain Owen P. Honors Jr. the commander of the Norfolk-based USS Enterprise, produced and starred in a series of raunchy, sexist, anti-gay videos shot and edited with government equipment and broadcast to the ship's 6,000 sailors and Marines while the ship was deployed to Afghanistan and Iraq in 2006 and 2007.
The Navy does not like its depictions of what is thought to be humorous by the officer who made the video
Chris Sims gave a statement to the media saying “this was not acceptable".
Captain Owen P. Honors Jr. the commander of the Norfolk-based USS Enterprise, produced and starred in a series of raunchy, sexist, anti-gay videos shot and edited with government equipment and broadcast to the ship's 6,000 sailors and Marines while the ship was deployed to Afghanistan and Iraq in 2006 and 2007.
The Navy does not like its depictions of what is thought to be humorous by the officer who made the video
Chris Sims gave a statement to the media saying “this was not acceptable".
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