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Navy Officer Responsible for Antigay Video Series to Be Removed from Duty

Navy Officer Responsible for Antigay Video Series to Be Removed from Duty

The Navy officer behind a series of videos featuring simulated sex and antigay slurs will be temporarily removed of duty as early as Tuesday, Navy sources told NBC News on Monday. Capt. Owen Honors (pictured) currently commands the USS Enterprise. He reportedly produced the videos, which were shown the crew of the aircraft carrier in 2006 and 2007, while he was second in command.

The Navy officer behind a series of videos featuring simulated sex and antigay slurs will be temporarily removed of duty as early as Tuesday, Navy sources told NBC News on Monday.

Capt. Owen Honors (pictured) currently commands the USS Enterprise. He reportedly produced the videos, which were shown the crew of the aircraft carrier in 2006 and 2007, while he was second in command.

Honors will reportedly be relieved of duty while the Navy investigates.

The Virginian-Pilot newspaper in Norfolk, Va., first published excerpts from the videos and descriptions of their content on Saturday.

According to Time magazine
, the man behind the videos is Capt. Owen Honors, who at the time was the executive officer, or second-in-command, of the Enterprise. Honors recently took command of the carrier, which is weeks away from deploying.

In one of the videos, two female Navy sailors stand in a shower stall aboard the aircraft carrier, pretending to wash each other. In other skits, "sailors parade in drag, use anti-gay slurs, and simulate masturbation and a rectal exam. Another scene implies that an officer is having sex in his stateroom with a donkey."


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