Let the Enterprise to keep her captain!

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   Name: Sondra Phipps-Santana on Jan 3, 2011

   Comments: "I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter. So help me God! With you 100%

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   Name: Chris Costa on Jan 3, 2011

   Comments: this man knew what would bring morale up ! his skits made people laugh and people would talk about till the next movie night. im proud to serve under capt honors for the man who cared for the ships morale

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   Name: Steven Walker on Jan 3, 2011

   Comments: ET1(SW) Steve Walker, EWS/RO USS Virginia CGN-38 1987-1990

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   Name: Mike Cassidy on Jan 3, 2011

   Comments: It was an honor and pleasure to serve under Capt. Honors

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   Name: Johnathan Tucker on Jan 3, 2011

   Comments: Let USS Enterprise keep one of the BEST Skippers they have ever had! Served under him as XO and CO and they are not showing all the Great things that he did I wish we could get both sides in the media today. PS3(SW) Tucker

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   Name: Tenisha Dotstry on Jan 3, 2011

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   Name: Andrew Hounsell on Jan 3, 2011

   Comments: I was on the Big E from 05-09 and the cruises were made barible because of what Captain Honors did. It was other than football games the only thing crew members looked forward to.

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   Name: Andrea Caling on Jan 3, 2011

   Comments: The question I ask is why has it taken so long for this to be questioned and why is Captain Honors the only person who is being attacked/held responsible for. Surely the CO and even higher ranks saw these skits and if there were issues, they would of acted on them. Also i am aware that there are other channels that shipmates who were offended could of taken if they were so "offended" by these skits. I believe that no one was offended as no action was taken in the last few years. If a civilian has lodged the complaint after somehow seeing the video, maybe they should perform the buildup prior to deployment and sit through a deployment without going stir crazy. As a wife it was hard but no where near as hard as what my husband would of been going though being away from family, home and friends. If these skits allowed him to come home safe why are we now questioning the character of this man that helped many sailors to come home safe!!!!!

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   Name: Nilsa Rivera on Jan 3, 2011

   Comments: I support Captain Honors!!!

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    Name: Amy Anderson on Jan 3, 2011

    Comments: Have never served but have a son serving in Afghanistan...I know from him that morale is very important. I just want the media to leave our military alone.

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    Name: Nicholas Bingham on Jan 3, 2011

    Comments: Best XO I served under out of the 4 I had on Enterprise.

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    Name: Brett Ladehoff on Jan 3, 2011

    Comments: While not military myself, I would like to say that I am proud to have a man with such dedication and commitment (as evidenced by such a distinguished service record) serving our country. That such an respected commander would be subject to such treatment because of a few people with no sense of humor and thin skin is a terrible shame.

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    Name: Mickayla Stegriy on Jan 3, 2011

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    Name: Maggi Patton on Jan 3, 2011

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    Name: Bobby Burns on Jan 3, 2011

    Comments: I have great respect for the man, all he tried to do was provide some entertainment in skits similar to what you would see on Saturday Night Live.

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    Name: Anonymous on Jan 3, 2011

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    Name: Misty Watson on Jan 3, 2011

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    Name: Zachary A Stike on Jan 3, 2011

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    Name: Lisa Bielauskas on Jan 3, 2011

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    Name: Samuel Rivera on Jan 3, 2011

    Comments: Great man. Best XO I ever served under. Wish I had him for a CO. Enterprise needs him. Wish the Navy had more like him. He truly cares about the morale of the crew. Keep Captain Honors as the Enterprise CO.

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    Name: Steven Paul Melessa on Jan 3, 2011

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    Name: Mary Foster - Tiger Cruise Guest. on Jan 3, 2011

    Comments: As a Tiger Cruise guest both in 2006 and 2007, and meeting him in person, Capt. Honors is a great man and captain and needs to stay in command. My son and every sailor I met onboard, has the utmost love and respect for Capt. Honors. Please keep him in his position as CO,

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    Name: Justin Tutterow on Jan 3, 2011

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    Name: James Davison on Jan 3, 2011

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    Name: Trevor KRamer on Jan 3, 2011

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    Name: Latascia Hamilton on Jan 3, 2011

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    Name: Lisa Yancey on Jan 3, 2011

    Comments: I was on deployment at the time Capt. Honors was XO. His movies keep all of us onboard going after being out to sea for 6 months or longer. Capt. Honors is a well respected officer and a good man.

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    Name: Anonymous on Jan 3, 2011

    Comments: I support Captain Honors! Videos were a morale booster!

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    Name: Denise Williams on Jan 3, 2011

    Comments: CAPT O. P. Honors is a wonderful officer and to me, he's always been a great friend. Anyone who knows him, knows that this video was made in jest and he shouldn't be reprimanded for it. Rumor has it that the Navy is considering firing him from his current job as CO. If they do, that would be the most stupid, idiotic, ignoramus thing they could ever do. Especially considering that the Enterprise is currently getting ready to go on deployment and he, having been the XO and now the CO of that ship, probably knows it better than anyone else aboard. C'mon Navy leaders, do what's BEST for the Navy and keep OP in the job and let him do what he does best - defend our country!!!

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    Name: Stephanie Moore on Jan 3, 2011

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    Name: Donald L. Johnson III on Jan 3, 2011

    Comments: I have served with CAPT Honors during the 2006 deployment. He is an honorable man that cares about his crew. He used the videos to address serious shipboard issues in a comedic fashion. He was able to get his point across while maintaining high morale. Do not destroy this mans career. I would be honored to deploy with CAPT Honors again.

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    Name: Jill Barnes on Jan 3, 2011

    Comments: One of the GREATEST officers to serve under! He kept moral high on his Saturday night quick flicks. It seemed to be the only thing for a while that people looked forward that was different from everyday same ol'grind and kept humor amongst the ship. They should let him stay and not worry about the videos that didn't hurt anyone on board the Big E...but put smile and made laughs from it.

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    Name: Jeremy Sikes on Jan 3, 2011

    Comments: The navy is deep rooted in traditions. When the media takes those traditions out of context to it is a vulgar attempt to undermine our military.

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    Name: Rodney Smith on Jan 3, 2011

    Comments: It would have been an honor to serve under a leader such as Capt. Honors. FC2 (SW) Rodney Smith USS Harry E Yarnell (CG-17) 1991-1994, USS Richmond K Turner (CG-20) 1994-1995.

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    Name: Taylor S. Hansen on Jan 3, 2011

    Comments: I've served on board the Enterprise for over four years. We haven't seen a finer XO or a finer CO in all my time here. This is the only person I've served under that I would take time to sign a petition for. Don't take our leader away and then send us off to war, that would be completely irresponsible!

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    Name: Kristine Flaig on Jan 3, 2011

    Comments: Being ex-Air force I can't even begin to imagine what a pressure cooker environment months on a carrier can be. I can however, recognize an officer who shows genuine concern for his crew and takes a self deprecating tactic to keep up morale. Anyone who is critical should be required to go serve and sacrifice under the same conditions as the men and women on these carriers before they start complaining.

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    Name: Matthew G. Solmonoff on Jan 3, 2011

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    Name: Larry Peck USNA 85 on Jan 3, 2011

    Comments: This is an outrage. The picture the media is portraying is totally ridiculous. I see these videos as nothing but morale boosting and any offense taken is by someone with completely thin skin taking snippets out of context. Leave Captain Honors alone!

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    Name: Danny Fafard on Jan 3, 2011

    Comments: My son was on an aircraft carrier so I saw how moral was after a long tour, lets give this guy a medal for caring enough to do something out of the ordinary.

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    Name: Aaron Baker on Jan 3, 2011

    Comments: This is absurd. Finally a man comes along that will put his own neck on the line, and the media is taking advantage of it. One of the only things a sailor has on deployment is moral, which is stretched to the thinnest already. Let this man help out his fellow sailors by doing what he does.

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    Name: Anonymous on Jan 3, 2011

    Comments: We are getting weak.. too weak.. It would have been a pleasure to serve with Captain Honors...

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    Name: Former: MM2 (SW) Valentine, Shaun on Jan 3, 2011

    Comments: We looked forward to Capt. Honors' videos while we were underway. WE CAN NOT REMOVE A LEADER FOR THE SAKE OF PETTY POLITICAL CORRECTNESS! Honors was a good XO, and I'm sure he s a good captain. Do not bow to the corrupt politicians Navy. Show us your spine

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    Name: Anonymous on Jan 3, 2011

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    Name: SK3 Sheena Impeartrice on Jan 3, 2011

    Comments: I was onboard the Enterprise when these videos were shown and I served for over two years with Captain Honors and had daily interaction with him. He was a great XO and his videos were just a pretty funny and they made a lot of the crew smile. Being out to sea for 6 months at a time is not an easy and he was just trying to bring some laughter to the crew.

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    Name: John Coates on Jan 3, 2011

    Comments: From a Marine Capt who spent three deployments aboard Navy shipping, I would have loved to have had a ship's XO like this during those long periods afloat. I saw this on the news and was sickened by the unfair criticism of a true leader who cares so much about the morale of those entrusted to his care as XO.

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    Name: Anonymous on Jan 3, 2011

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    Name: William O. Jones, LT, USN, Retired on Jan 3, 2011

    Comments: We're with you Captain.

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    Name: Matthew Skotnicki on Jan 3, 2011

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    Name: Michael Downs on Jan 3, 2011

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    Name: Francis Schmidt on Jan 3, 2011

    Comments: I am the liberal, left wing, college professor son of a navy WWII combat veteran. I am also a visual effects supervisor with many well known films to my name. I wish that other leaders and executives had the sense of humor and production values of Captain Honors. The shots with him playing triple roles are impressive. His timing and focus is near perfect; better than much of what I have seen from professional actors. It is ironic these videos, which show so many abilities a great leader should possess, could be the cause of an attempt to remove him. From the little I know about the navy, sailors masturbate, swear and have days filled with alternating boredom and terror. A captain who not only acknowledges this but is willing to make fun of it and himself is a precious commodity our country needs more of.

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