Paratrooper Porn

From the site in question (image cropped)

In Raleigh, North Carolina, Army officials are investigating allegations
that members of the celebrated 82nd Airborne Division appear on a gay
pornography Web site, a spokeswoman said Friday 27th January. Authorities at
Fort Bragg have begun an inquiry into whether the paratroopers' actions violated
the military conduct code. Division spokeswoman Maj. Amy Hannah declined
to say how many paratroopers are involved or identify their unit within the
division. A defense official speaking on condition of anonymity said up
to seven soldiers are involved. Hannah said soldiers questioned will be allowed
to seek legal assistance, but she declined to say if any one had been charged.

"Once the investigation is complete, the chain of command will take appropriate
action," Hannah said.The military-themed Web site does not appear to make
any direct reference to the 82nd Airborne or Fort Bragg.

The registered owner of the Web site's domain name lists an address in
Fayetteville, the city that adjoins Fort Bragg. E-mails to the registered owner
were returned Friday as undeliverable, and the phone number listed on the
domain-name registration is no longer in service. The Web site includes a
disclaimer, asking users to agree that they are not agents of the U.S. government,
Department of Defense, members of law enforcement or reporters.

Martha Rudd, an Army spokeswoman at the Pentagon, said soldiers accused of
homosexual activity might be removed from their units, although she did
not have specific information about the investigation of the 82nd. When
asked if the soldiers involved had been moved out of barracks, Hannah
declined to comment. "We are concerned about the privacy and rights of
each trooper involved and that they are treated with dignity and respect,"
Hannah said.

Todd Vician, a Defense Department spokesman in
Washington, said the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy states that
"homosexual orientation alone is not a bar to service, but homosexual
conduct is incompatible with military service. "We define homosexual
conduct as homosexual acts or verbal or nonverbal communication that
a member is homosexual," Vician said. The 82nd Airborne is one of the
most celebrated units in the military. Its 15,000 troops are trained to deploy
anywhere in the world within 18 hours.Soldiers from the division have served
extensively in Iraq and Afghanistan, and several thousand troops remain overseas.

Source: 365Gay.com