#ArmedForces

[ecce-homo7]

[jasonguilbeau]

Bunker - Canton du Jura - Suisse

[frogmuse]

Peter Lorre, sweet darling ❤️❤️

[simonmaclean]

When boys sit on your lap and think you don’t notice him ever-so-slightly grinding his wet little cunt on your bulge until you laugh and say “oh you naughty little boy, you think you’re so sneaky, huh? Then how about I rail you with the windows open so that if you make a fucking sound, the neighbors can hear you. Come on now, why are you looking at me like that? I thought you were confident in your sneakiness?”

[military1st]

U.S. Army Soldiers during the 30th Medical Brigade Best Squad Competition at Franken Kaserne military base, Ansbach, Germany.

The U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Daniel Yeadon (2024).

[lockenloaddude]

Anime Army Girls part 2 Just an anime girl trying to wear army suits and pose in many styles . . https://youtube.com/shorts/5zY0hPPlnRc https://linktr.ee/anasgiai

[dupreesketchpad]

Drawing By Georges Dupree

[fredricksebastian]

[agoodgirlhasnoname]

Confession: I have a huge fetish for big men in uniform and cannot control it 😵‍💫

Pretty please spam my inbox if this is you with your pics in uniform so I can tell and show you how appreciative I am of your service 🤤

[jasonguilbeau]

Bunker - Ticino - Svizzera

Bunker with false rock camouflage guarding the pass.

[blackjewels5]

African American Soldiers 1940s

[simonmaclean]

A little challenge…

for all those willing to powerbottom, I want to see if you can make me sub. No one has been able to do it. This is either going to end with my ego boosted, or with me being bloody flustered as hell.

For your reward, I am afraid my embarrassment, frustration, and respect will have to do.

[military1st]

A Slovenian soldier ground guides an M1133 Medical Evacuation Vehicle during a live-fire exercise in Poček Training Area, Slovenia, part of Exercise Lipizzaner VI.

The U.S. Army photo by Spc. Ryan Lucas (2020).

[lockenloaddude]

Army Girls part 2 Just random girls trying to wear army suits and pose in many styles . . https://youtu.be/B8k-hf2fr0w https://linktr.ee/anasgiai

[jamesthecomiccreator]

Arkingham G.O.I Updates! {6}

AMF Reloads: ARK-Aswang Slayer (A 5-round, sharp-focused and battle-proven, bolt-action, precision rifle suggested by our Filipino allies, this rifle is built to knock out enemies from afar and send them back home in a casket. The model shown here combines the best of its classic design and plenty of room for attachments such as scopes, bipods, suppressors, range finders, rubber pads, and more for this excellent rifle!)

AMF Reloads: ARK-Rusalka's Fury (A well-balanced and undoubtedly useful design hailing from Russia, this 30-round, select-fire assault rifle is used to surprise the threats away with its unique recoil mitigation, surprising accuracy, an excellent fire rate, it kicks ass like no other.

Attachments such as suppressors, foregrips, customized sights, laser modules, and many more are available for this odd, but welcoming assault rifle for any soldier to use!)

[paulwhitewriter]

Neptune and the Pollywogs

The Crossing the Line ceremony is an initiation ritual devised by seasoned sailors to ensure their new shipmates can endure long stints and difficult times at sea.

The ceremony plays an integral role in fostering a sense of identity, camaraderie, and brotherhood among ship’s companies by initiating novices, or ‘pollywogs’, sailors who have not yet crossed the equator, into ‘The Ancient Order of the Deep.’

Records from the early 19th century indicate that the ceremony could be a brutal affair, sometimes involving sailors being beaten with boards and wet ropes before being thrown or 'dunked' overboard.

During these times, the Crossing the Line ceremony was more a test of physical endurance and perseverance against pain than the high jinks that characterise today's initiation rites. Thankfully, nowadays, Crossing the Line is intended to be fun, albeit with a hint of the rough-and-tumble from earlier years.

The ceremony is crafted and executed using wit, wisdom, references to classical literature, and high theatre. It is said that the Crossing the Line Ceremony is a seafaring tradition dating back to the Middle Ages; however, the ceremony has its roots in much earlier times…

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