Presenting the World's First Israeli Army Girl Calendar

Highly trained army machines by day, super models by night.

Tel Aviv-based fashion designers have launched a brand new military-inspired fashion line, MTKL (referring to the IDF's general stuff unit), one that will bring forth a sexy calendar that focuses on "real IDF soldiers" who are are also models.

The designers, Amnon Shenfeld and Ilan Missulawin, also created a video campaign (see below) to promote the calendar.

"One of the biggest secrets of the Israeli army is about to be exposed," the video begins. "A group of elite soldiers, armed, dangerous, fearless, highly trained, and facing danger every day. But when the fighting stops, that's when they gear up and assemble to form one of the deadliest forces known to man: MTKL."

The video calls viewers to support MTKL by visiting their Indiegogo crowd-funding page, and help them raise funds in order to successfully launch this sexy new calendar of IDF girls.

As we all know, IDF girls do like to party, and even show off some skin. Last year, a group of female soldiers were admonished after posting pics of their scantily clad selves wearing nothing but their IDF gear (including weapons and helmets).

We'll also remind you of the social media campaign launched during the summer, "Standing With the IDF - Maintaining a Protective Edge," where women posted pics of themselves baring all in a bid to support our Israeli soldiers.

While the MTKL calendar doesn't seem to be as inappropriate, it certainly appears it will be as racy, if the video promo, which guarantees the calendar will showcase the sexiest and sharpest military-inspired streetwear the world has ever seen, is any indication.

The calendars will be available in exchange for a $25 dollar donation ($35 for those outside of the U.S.), but donors can earn more than just a calendar, depending on the size of his/her donation.

For example, MTKL will be offering IDF-inspired dog tags for those who donate $600 or more.

The MTKL fashion line will likely be launched in early 2015.