article_snippet: A group of male submariners traded illicit videos of female officers in various stages of undress as if A group of male submariners were Pokémon cards, a U.S. Navy prosecutor said on Thursday.
article_snippet: U.S. Navy prosecutors presented evidence against two of 12 male sailors accused of illegally making and trading videos of female officers aboard a nuclear submarine that was among the first to allow American women to serve alongside men.
article_snippet: The two men in court Thursday, both missile technicians aboard the USS Wyoming nuclear submarine, based at Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base in Georgia, were accused of trading the videos with other sailors.
article_snippet: Going under: the USS Wyoming nuclear submarine, based at Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base in Georgia.
article_snippet: A group of 12 male submariners serving aboard the vessel stand accused of taking secret footage of the USS Wyoming nuclear submarine, based at Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base in Georgia female colleagues undressing and trading it 'like Pokémon cards' Another sailor aboard USS Wyoming made the videos with his smartphone and then told others that his had a 'gift for others,' U.S. Navy prosecuting attorney Lieutenant Commander.
article_snippet: Navy Vice Admiral Michael Connor, commander of the nation's submarine fleet, has characterized the case against two missile technicians charged with conspiracy to distribute recordings of private areas of female officers as a 'serious sexual offence, with significant penalties.'
article_snippet: the case against two missile technicians charged with conspiracy to distribute recordings of private areas of female officers highlights issues U.S. Navy has faced in switching to co-ed crews on ballistic-missile submarines.
article_snippet: More than 50 women now serve aboard submarines, and Connor has said while the change to coed crews has not been without incident, overall it has been a success.
article_snippet: Cartoon capers: The submariners on the USS Wyoming submarine were accused of capturing illicit footage of The submariners on the USS Wyoming submarine female colleagues undressing for the shower and trading it like Pokémon cards, which are based on the popular children's cartoon show (pictured) his client argued that the government was unfairly describing the videos as graphic, as the government were of poor quality, only ever viewed on smartphones, and showed only partial nudity. '
highlights_snippet: A gang of 12 submariners stand accused of serious sexual offences after secretly filming A gang of 12 submariners female colleagues getting undressed .
  
highlights_snippet: A gang of 12 submariners are alleged to have shared the videos, showing 'legs', 'faces' and 'butts', like 'something to be collected'
  A gang of 12 submariners included missile technicians aboard the USS Wyoming nuclear submarine, based in Georgia .
  
highlights_snippet: A gang of 12 submariners referred to the sexy footage as 'gifts' 