Navy apologizes after pilot draws penises in the sky

Published on: November 17, 2017

Navy officials issued an apology after a pilot created obscene drawing contrails in the sky
Residents of Okanogan, Washington caught sight of the drawings this week
One mother was upset she might have to explain the drawings to her children
Another local found the matter to be comical and said, it was ‘pretty funny to see’
It’s unclear whether the contrail tracings were apart of a training exercise

By Jessa Schroeder For Dailymail.com

Published: 18:17 GMT, 17 November 2017 | Updated: 18:34 GMT, 17 November 2017

US Navy officials issued an apology this week after one of their pilots reportedly created obscene drawing contrails in the sky.

It seems a mother from Okanogan, Washington caught sight of what appeared to be giant penis tracings circling above her home and released picture proof of the matter.

The unidentified woman told local KREM 2, who obtained the images, she was ‘upset that she might have to explain to her young children what the drawings were,’ according to the newspaper.

A Okanogan, Washington resident said she was ‘upset’ after getting sight of penis drawings in the sky this week

Another resident found the contrail traces to be pretty comical and said it's not every day you 'expect to see something like that'

Another resident found the contrail traces to be pretty comical and said it’s not every day you ‘expect to see something like that’

Navy officials issued an apology on the matter, and called the incident 'unacceptable'

Navy officials issued an apology on the matter, and called the incident ‘unacceptable’

Another Okanogan resident, Ramone Duran, found the drawings to be pretty comical.

‘After it made the circles at the bottom, I knew what it was and started laughing,’ Duran said in a Thursday statement to the SeattlePI.

‘It was pretty funny to see that … You don’t expect to see something like that.’

Officials said in the apology: ‘The Navy holds its aircrew to the highest standards and we find this absolutely unacceptable, of zero training value and we are holding the crew accountable.’

It’s unclear whether the incident had been part of a training exercise.