gay guys in the military

[Apollo]

So who here has ever had an experience of know people who are gay in the military.

What was your experience like? etc

 

[SLOPPYSECONDS]

topic specific of Military forces but much males put up with of centurys

safer in odd way gay in military then not such is da range of issues MAN got they find ways ta ( express it ) <Polite - hard work talk this way!

life much harder then military if see ma point what make but back topic

military a thing so many countrys raise up but

military MALES ans their fears ans females wanna JOIN? WHY?

military males need approval issues inabilitys ans lot issues

military HOME ta poor ans etc cause

anyway

 

[klopij]

Apollo,

I don't know if you realize that the man in your icon is Che Guevara, Fidel Castro's third in command during the Cuban revolution. The fact the you display a man that murdered countless innocent Cubans is offensive to both Cuban-Americans, like myself, and anyone who ever fled a country due to oppressive governments. I don't mean to be rude but please take down that monster from your page.

 

[mexidude85]

If you know anything about castro and che is that many latinos proudly wear ches face on shirts. The world forced both men to the brink of dictatorship. They're land were taken advantage of from developed nations especially from the us. They were cast as dictators by The United states when what they were really doing was trying to help the people. Look at what the United States did in Guatemala. They wanted to keep Guatemala as a banana republic and keep the people opressed for years in order to make profts off of the bananas and in the process 20,000 people died fighting for their land. In Cuba Fidel Castro took all the homes from the rich and devided the prperty among the poor. These men became dictators only after they were pushed in that direction. They became dictators in the fashion of most presidents in most latin american countries. I dont condone what they did in the later parts of there rulings but I would proudly wear a che shirt any day. He was a great man who fought for ritous things. Che and castro fought for a better cuba when they invaded it. They wanted america out and that is exactly what castro achieved only to be slapped in the face with an embargo. How the fuck is a country suppoed to survive when they have an embargo placed on them???? When you see no light at the end of the tunnel and the whole world is against you, you go crazy. The United States has assasinated or cast many good men as dictators they see no end ot opression and are cast as a bad guys to world. They go crazy with power and end up becoming the things they hate the most which like i said i dont condone.

 

[Gabriel123]

If you know anything about castro and che is that many latinos proudly wear ches face on shirts. The world forced both men to the brink of dictatorship. They're land were taken advantage of from developed nations especially from the us. They were cast as dictators by The United states when what they were really doing was trying to help the people. Look at what the United States did in Guatemala. They wanted to keep Guatemala as a banana republic and keep the people opressed for years in order to make profts off of the bananas and in the process 20,000 people died fighting for their land. In Cuba Fidel Castro took all the homes from the rich and devided the prperty among the poor. These men became dictators only after they were pushed in that direction. They became dictators in the fashion of most presidents in most latin american countries. I dont condone what they did in the later parts of there rulings but I would proudly wear a che shirt any day. He was a great man who fought for ritous things. Che and castro fought for a better cuba when they invaded it. They wanted america out and that is exactly what castro achieved only to be slapped in the face with an embargo. How the fuck is a country suppoed to survive when they have an embargo placed on them???? When you see no light at the end of the tunnel and the whole world is against you, you go crazy. The United States has assasinated or cast many good men as dictators they see no end ot opression and are cast as a bad guys to world. They go crazy with power and end up becoming the things they hate the most which like i said i dont condone.

I assume you're not Cuban. Castro did not turn Communist after the revolution. He had everything plan out from the start. Both him and Che were murderer. Che killed innocent people without a fair trial and he also killed pregnant women. If we were living in the time of the revolution all the guys in this forum would be thrown in labor camps because gay people were seen as anti-revolution. He also made religion illegal at first because it was consider to be against the revolution. He took everything from everyone not just the rich. After the revolution he started to take kids away from their parents and sending them either to Russia or somewhere far away from their family which caused the pedro pan operation where thousands of kids were send to the USA to escape what was happening. My grandfather was a political prisoner because he didn't support communism. In the prison he was physically and emotional abuse by the people in charge. I also have a family member who was beaten to death by a police man in Cuba because he didn't support communism. You're talking a lot of BS about the USA, but I assume you live there? By the way if I were you I would try to learn more about what Castro and Che did before talking so much bullshit. The only good thing Castro did was end segregation and that's it. No one forced them to become dictator they did it because they wanted to.

P.S Che was also a racist he hated native American and black people. He called Mexican a bunch of illiterate indians.

 

[JayQueer]

So who here has ever had an experience of know people who are gay in the military.

What was your experience like? etc

Okay, so to get back on topic..........

If you want to know experiences of gay men in the military, there are JUBBers who are actively serving in the U.S. Armed Forces.

JayHawk is a U.S. Army officer & a frequent poster on JUB...

Jerry is a military medic (I'm not sure if he's Army or Navy).........he had a thread last week about guns......

There are others I can't think of at the moment, and there's many other JUBbers who are military veterans.....

I'm so proud of our brave JUBbers who are keeping America safe!!

 

[Apollo]

Okay, so to get back on topic..........

If you want to know experiences of gay men in the military, there are JUBBers who are actively serving in the U.S. Armed Forces.

JayHawk is a U.S. Army officer & a frequent poster on JUB...

Jerry is a military medic (I'm not sure if he's Army or Navy).........he had a thread last week about guns......

There are others I can't think of at the moment, and there's many other JUBbers who are military veterans.....

I'm so proud of our brave JUBbers who are keeping America safe!!

lol i'm a navy corpsman. I know all about being gay in the military. I just wanted other peoples experiences.

 

[JayQueer]

OMG.......I'm sorry Apollo!

Thank you for your service!!

I'm very pro-military & pro-America.........I stand behind you guys 100%!!

 

[JayQueer]

Oh, by the way..........

To all gay men who are serving in the U.S. military --

I thought I would remind you that SLDN's 20th annual dinner will be held in Washington DC, on Saturday, March 3.

As you all know, SLDN (Servicemembers Legal Defense Network) is the most important organization who has lobbied and stood up for gay & lesbian troops in the U.S. Armed Forces.

If you are active-duty U.S. military, you may be able to get free tickets to the dinner. Contact David Hall, dah@sldn.org for more information.

If you guys can get away for the weekend, it is a wonderful occasion to celebrate your service with other gay active-duty and retired military personnel. I think that this dinner will be extra special since it will be first annual SLDN dinner where active-duty personnel can be "out", due to the repeal of "Don't ask Don't tell"....

OMG.......I'm crying right now........I'm so proud of all of you guys so bravely defending our country!!

Ok, I need a kleenex now..........lol

 

[JayHawk]

Apollo I have met a few gay guys in the last few years of service.

Corpsman are the [STRIKE]worst[/STRIKE] best at that game... I swear when i lived in Connecticut every guy with short hair in the gay bars was from Newport Naval Hospital.

What kinda experiences are ya lookin for?

Everytime I see your name all I can think of is:

 

[MoufOfKhaos]

I know a couple. I've dated one for almost a year (I mention him semi-frequently) and still meet him from time to time when he's in town.

 

[RhyRhy]

I was going to go into the Marines right out of high school, but I fell off of the roof of my house, down two stories plus the basement level and onto cement and bricks and messed up by back. Funny thing was I was trying to answer my phone because the recruiter was calling.

 

[archive]

What kind of experiences are you looking for, Apollo?

Sex?, friendship?, work environment,?

 

[Apollo]

How was it when you first joined under DADT? Have any of you come out to your co-workers? A few close friends in the military?

How was your sex life before and after DADT? Ever helped anyone struggling that you noticed? How is your life now? Staying in.

Officer or enlisted? The lives of both are sometimes dramatically different, so I want to know.

 

[Apollo]

Apollo I have met a few gay guys in the last few years of service.

Corpsman are the [STRIKE]worst[/STRIKE] best at that game... I swear when i lived in Connecticut every guy with short hair in the gay bars was from Newport Naval Hospital.

What kinda experiences are ya lookin for?

Everytime I see your name all I can think of is:

Haha, there is a surprisingly high amount of gay corpsman out there. And for those of us serving with the Marines, it is like a all day feast of gorgeous men. I swear the majority of marine corps recruiters are gay, because I have seen some of the hottest men of my life in Marine uniforms.


I love the graphic btw

 

[JayQueer]

Haha, there is a surprisingly high amount of gay corpsman out there. And for those of us serving with the Marines, it is like a all day feast of gorgeous men. I swear the majority of marine corps recruiters are gay, because I have seen some of the hottest men of my life in Marine uniforms.

OMG........I knoww.....

I love visiting San Diego..........there's so many hot Navy & Marine studs everywhere in the San Diego area. Just go down to Little Italy (downtown) on the weekend, or Coronado Island and check out how many handsome guys you will find with their military-reg haircuts..........

They're soo hott........

I wish I could get into Camp Pendleton or MCAS Miramar. I would have a field day.....

I would definitely ask to see some "weapons of ass destruction"........

 

[hobojones]

How was it when you first joined under DADT? Have any of you come out to your co-workers? A few close friends in the military?

How was your sex life before and after DADT? Ever helped anyone struggling that you noticed? How is your life now? Staying in.

Officer or enlisted? The lives of both are sometimes dramatically different, so I want to know.

I'm currently Active Duty and things actually haven't changed much for me since the repeal. I was already out to the vast majority of people that I worked with and there were quite a few others who were as well. I actually met my best friend in the military and I love him like a brother. As long as you showed up on time and did your job, no one really cared about anything else, so the repeal just gave us assurance and peace of mind more than anything.

And sex is pretty easy to get in the military in general lol Even the stalwart "straight" guys start to bend when you've been out on a long patrol or deployment, not to mention all the civilians who just want to have sex with you because you're in the military. And I'm an enlisted guy, but I hang out a lot with a couple officers and a few drill sergeants. They are two totally different worlds, but when we go to bars or clubs, we're all just regular guys wanting to have fun and forget about work.

 

[mark1111]

lol i'm a navy corpsman. I know all about being gay in the military. I just wanted other peoples experiences.

What? Your a pecker checker???




(I'm joking, was in the Navy as well)

 

[thewiz]

I dated and had fun times with a number of military guys. One of the hottest times was hooking up with a hot blonde bottom who turned out to be my son's commanding officer!

When I dated a manager at the local bathhouse I met a lot of guys in the closet. Last year the hubby and I had the pleasure of seeing the first active duty contingent in a Pride parade. We'll hopefully get to the dinner this year; we were traveling last and missed it.

 

[Apollo]

What? Your a pecker checker???




(I'm joking, was in the Navy as well)

Funny, I checked a pecker today for his final physical.

Not only was his body on point, he was about 4 inches soft with some very low hanging balls.

I stayed professional though. I didnt get hard nor did I linger on his junk. I did snap a mental image though lol