October 30, 2015
Smoking Hot Marines Strip Down And 'Go Commando' For Charity
Muscles, tattoos and ripped bods all for charity! These hot Royal Marines don't mind baring it all for a good cause. These steamy shots are part of a new non-profit calendar. 
The calendar is wildly popular (hmm... I wonder why?) and is in it's sixth year of production. The models are retired veterans of the Marines. All of the money raised from the sale of the calendars go towards strengthening the Royal Marine force and providing top notch training to new recruits.
"It is these behind the scenes roles that provide complete endorsement and support which in turn helps to make the Royal Marines Corps the unique, independent and elite amphibious fighting force of the Royal Navy." says Debbie Howarth, head of the charity which is aptly named Go Commando. 
The training program for the Marines is beyond intense. Each trainee needs to be able to run 1.5 miles in 12 minutes or less. The physical demands make or break many of these men. They also must learn how to operate multi terrain motor vehicles, complete weaponry training and combat training.
The calendar has raised $250,000 annually since it's creation. This is good news for the future of the Marines, and for women everywhere.
Will you be purchasing your copy? Which of these photos is your favourite?
Source: Daily Mail
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The calendar is wildly popular (hmm... I wonder why?) and is in it's sixth year of production. The models are retired veterans of the Marines. All of the money raised from the sale of the calendars go towards strengthening the Royal Marine force and providing top notch training to new recruits.
"It is these behind the scenes roles that provide complete endorsement and support which in turn helps to make the Royal Marines Corps the unique, independent and elite amphibious fighting force of the Royal Navy." says Debbie Howarth, head of the charity which is aptly named Go Commando.
The training program for the Marines is beyond intense. Each trainee needs to be able to run 1.5 miles in 12 minutes or less. The physical demands make or break many of these men. They also must learn how to operate multi terrain motor vehicles, complete weaponry training and combat training.
The calendar has raised $250,000 annually since it's creation. This is good news for the future of the Marines, and for women everywhere.
Will you be purchasing your copy? Which of these photos is your favourite?
Source: Daily Mail
Do you follow us on Instagram?
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