Reports last week uncovered widespread photo sharing by current and former marines on Facebook, triggering a navy investigation. The Pentagon said such behaviour was "inconsistent" with its values. Male service members use a message board on anonymous image hosting website Anon-IB to share nude images of their female counterparts. They often first post clothed photos of female personnel taken from their social media pages, and ask if any members have nude photos, which they call "wins". Others then post photos Those posting sometimes provide names and other details of women, including where they are stationed. Lewd comments accompany many posts. The behaviour previously reported was confined to marines on Facebook. A Facebook group called Marines United with 30,000 members was recently closed down after the scandal erupted. http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-39227547

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No wonder the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) made a mincemeat outta them at the Farsi Island when they strayed into the territorial waters of Iran last year.

Bunch of burger-eating, koolaid-sipping perverted schmucks!

Zoharariel:
No wonder the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) made a mincemeat outta them at the Farsi Island when they strayed into the territorial waters of Iran last year.

Bunch of burger-eating, koolaid-sipping perverted schmucks!