Navy admits its pilot sky-wrote a giant cloud-wiener

Cory Doctorow 11:48 am Fri Nov 17, 2017

A spokesman from Naval Air Station Whidbey Island in Ault Field, WA, said of the unnamed crew behind the giant sky-dong, "we find this absolutely unacceptable, of zero training value and we are holding the crew accountable."

The FAA will not take action, because "unless the act poses a safety risk, there is nothing they can do about." An FAA official said the agency "cannot police morality."

GRAPHIC: NAVY ADMITS TO BEING INVOLVED IN OBSCENE SKYDRAWINGS SPOTTED IN OKANOGAN CO.
[Kaitlin Riordan/KREM]

(via JWZ)

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