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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nApparently, some scantily-clad women filmed a video to promote a calender or something and they were riding in military vehicles and firing weapons and the Utah National Guard think that might be their equipment in the video. Similarly, the Utah Department of Public Safety is probing themselves silly, too, because two officers appeared in uniform in the video, according to the Army Times<\/a>;<\/p>\n Both agencies criticize the video \u2014 a promotional “behind the scenes” look at how they shot this year’s “Hot Shots Calendar” \u2014 for its edgy content. It features British women wearing camouflage bikinis and other tight clothing while shooting guns, riding in military-type vehicles and striking seductive poses.<\/p>\n “Productions of this kind are not in keeping with the values of the Utah National Guard nor its members,” the National Guard said in a statement.<\/p>\n […]<\/p>\n The National Guard learned about the video on Tuesday, and it’s hoping to wrap up its probe of the incident in the coming days, Fairbourn said.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Yeah, how long does it take to look at a video and determine whether your vehicles were used? How many times do you have to watch that video, Carl?<\/p>\n They should all stop being prudes. Just because GI Joes are all smooth down there, that doesn’t mean the rest of us are, too. I’m sure there are other things the Utah Guard can be probing that don’t include scantily-clad British models.<\/p>\n Oh, the website is Hot Shots Calender<\/a> and all proceeds are for the troops – British Troops – they say.<\/p>\n Nothing happens unless there is video, they tell me so…<\/p>\n