As the Marines identified in the viral video urinating on three dead bodies in Afghanistan face criminal charges, a veteran's group has expressed their condemnation of their inhuman acts.

"Like people worldwide, our entire military and veterans community is outraged by the vile acts portrayed in this video," said Paul Rieckhoff, Founder and Executive Director of Iraq And Afghanistan Veterans Of America in a statement sent to RadarOnline.com.

"The behavior is deplorable and inexcusable."

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Authorities have now identified the four Marines, seen in a disturbing viral video, urinating on three dead bodies in Afghanistan, and the men might be criminal charged in connection with the incident.

A U.S. defense official told ABC News two of the four have been interviewed by officials about the clip, in which the men are gathered around the dead bodies, with one saying, "Golden F***ing showers!" while another one says, "Have a great day, buddy" in the direction of one of the bodies.

The incident might lead to jail time, as it might have violated the first Geneva Convention, which commands the dead be "honorably interred" and that "graves are respected."

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In response to a shocking viral video apparently showing four Marines urinating on three dead bodies in Afghanistan, the Marine Corps issued a statement saying, "the actions portrayed are not consistent with our core values and are not indicative of the character of the Marines in our Corps.”

In the clip – which has not yet been authenticated -- the men are presumably gathered around the dead bodies, with one saying, "Golden F***ing showers."

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Authorities with the U.S. military told NBC Thursday, "It should be pretty easy" to identify those in the explicit clip, and that they "will be held accountable for their actions."