Navy replaces command photos with command mugshots
NORFOLK, VA. – In his first action as Commander of U.S. Surface Forces, Rear Adm. Richard Brown has announced that all ships will phase out official command photos in favor of official command mugshots, sources confirmed today.
“In the wake of recent incidents, the public has questioned the readiness of our fleet,” Brown said. “But now they better believe we’re ready — ready to send our commanders straight to federal prison.”
Though the new policy will supposedly expedite the booking process of its leaders and save the Navy literally dozens of dollars, not everyone is thrilled with the changes.
“I got all spruced up to get my command picture taken,” lamented Cmdr. Jerry Lutz. “But instead of a photographer, I got manhandled by a bunch of [Master-at-Arms sailors] who pelted me with delousing powder, and checked my anus for drugs. But hey, I’ve got command now.”
In order to better prepare its skippers for the inevitable legal troubles associated with command, the Navy has added a new class …
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