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BY CHRIS HUGHES TWENTY future armed forces pilots are being investigated over a spoof Top Gun video they made mocking their flying course.

The RAF, Royal Navy and Army officers are accused of breaking military rules by posting the clip Mediocre Gun online.

The film uses footage from the trailer for the new sequel to the film, which stars Tom Cruise and is due out in July.

It claims it took them three-and-a-half years to pass a crucial tri-service flying course that should take 18 months.

Cruise’s character Maverick is asked by a senior officer with a Deep South US accent: “You should be combat-ready and a second tourist by now, Maverick. You’re still here. What the hell is going on?”

The clip includes footage of a naked man with his private parts covered up and another trainee apparently drunk. Someone else is seen riding a children’s bike.

A squadron leader wrote to the pilots: “All those who are named verbally or in text in the video are to report to RAF Shawbury Police.”

The pilots are understood to be students at the triservice Defence Helicopter

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