HotMilitaryGirls.com Invites Companies to Thank the Troops

LOS ANGELES — HotMilitaryGirls.com are inviting models and companies in the adult industry to "make a thank-you video for the troops."

"Inside your video, please plug your services and/or websites so our members know where they should spend their money," a representative for HotMilitaryGirls.com said. "Inside your video, please plug your services and/or websites so our members know where they should spend their money. Military people like to spend their money at places they know support the troops, and what better way to support them than to have a hot girl say 'Thank you.'"

Models and companies can their upload videos at HotMilitaryGirls.com, which a spokesperson said "has over 60,000 members."

For more information on HotMilitaryGirls.com, visit their official website or follow them on Twitter.

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