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Navy Pulls YouTube Video of Sailors Horsing Around in Nuclear Radiation Gear

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Posted by: kwflatbed

Sunday, August 19, 2007


SAN DIEGO — The Navy has removed a video from YouTube shot aboard the aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan because it shows sailors using safety equipment inappropriately, a Navy spokesman said.
The video titled "Women of CVN76: 'That Don't Impress Me Much,"' was shot by an airman and not sanctioned by the ship's commanders or the Navy. It includes fleeting shots of the door to the ship's nuclear power plant and of a sailor dancing while wearing a full-body radiation suit.
Both could alarm Navy nuclear-propulsion officials, who are sensitive about security. Under Pentagon rules, images of any part of a ship's nuclear plant cannot be shown to foreign nationals.
Nothing in the video — which was posted May 23 — compromised operational security, but officials were worried about the "lack of propriety" in the involving the safety equipment, said Lt. Cmdr. Charlie Brown, a spokesman for the San Diego-based Naval Air Forces command.
Navy commanders have counseled the airman who produced it, said Brown.
Set to a tune by country singer Shania Twain, the theme is that women serving aboard the Reagan can do the same jobs as men. Until 1994, the Pentagon barred women from serving on combat ships.
"The video was a lighthearted and positive depiction of the service of women officers and sailors aboard aircraft carriers and in Navy squadrons," Brown said.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,293716,00.html



Posted by: justanotherparatrooper

Lt. Cmdr. Charlie Brown
.....are you kidding?well, he IS in the Navy



Posted by: Dane

Where was Ensign Snoopy during all this?



Posted by: tazoez

Quote:
Originally Posted by Dane
Where was Ensign Snoopy during all this?
Playing with P.O. Woodstock.



Posted by: sempergumby

all I can say is HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHA HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAFuckin Squids



Posted by: mpd61

Yikes!!!!
Lighten up marines! Would you like to be part of the Coast Guard instead?






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