Some of the photos are selfies, others are clearly taken by another person. military members, called 'Hoes Hoin,' has been making the rounds. Vice reports that a Dropbox folder containing hundreds of explicit photos of female U.S. It seems though that neither official threat of punishment nor sincere requests for the end of mistreatment could stop some military men from sharing nude photos of their female fellow service members. Marine and Navy laws being updated to specifically ban revenge porn, and to nearly 100 female Marine Corps veterans signing an open letter calling for the end of misogyny in the Corps. Last year, the Defense Department had to investigate members of a now-closed Facebook group (called 'Marines United') for sharing nude photos of active female military members (the nude image sharers reportedly started a new group once the first one was discovered, as harassing their female counterparts seemed a temptation too great to resist). Revenge porn has been a pervasive issue in the U.S.

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