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“if a man does not keep pace with his companions. perhaps if is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears. however measured or far away." Henry David Thoreau 4 COMPOUND TRAINING OUTTAKES Our new recruit gets a tip or two from the Di. 10 ARMY vs NAVY by Etienne A group of army Cl's break into the naval academy and gang up on their football star. 15 LEATHER REPORT All the news that's fit to print, and some that isn't. 18 DRUMMER FORUM 20 MALECALL We can hardly let a military issue go by without some sort of blast at our beloved military institutions themselves. Gay males love to dress up like, or be subju- gated by, their worst enemies; therefore i the popularity of police uniforms, Nazi uniforms and military regalia. The old guard of the military doesn't like gays anymore than it likes civilian control, liberals, congressional investiga- tions or peaceniks. It didn't used to like blacks or Asians but it can't openly get away with too much of that anymore. However, aided and abetted by the pres- ent administration, it wants no homosex- uals and has cold-bloodedly persecuted and prosecuted men with unblemished records, even heroes, because someone heard a rumor that they might be that way. 22 DRUMMER DADDIES TaU tales with a new twist for daddies’ boys. 26 DRUMSTICKS 27 PRIVATE KIROWSKY by lack Prescott A moving tale of leather love at a military academy bythe master of such tale-telling. THERE ARE NO GAYS AND THERE IS NO AIDS IN THE U.S. MILITARY U.S. Secretary of Bullshit 36 THE IOYS OE THE PITS by T. R. Witomski The Drummer Fetish Parade marches on and we salute the furry, fun, wet, warm and wonderful pit fanciers. 47 1986 UNIFORM CALENDAR Our tradition continues as Bill Ward's incredible artwork becomes a calendar to pin up and live by. SS DEAR SIR! Start the new year right with a man from our bigger-than-ever classified department. 75 DRUMMEDIA/MOVIES From /aolitics to polka. Drummer's rundown on what's new on the si ver screen. 78 DRUMMEDIA/VIDEO A glimpse at three new video releases to titilate you. 82 1985 CAlENDAR REVIEW What's new in male calendars? Clad you asked us. 87 DRUM by Bill Ward 90 SERGEANT SWANN' S SONG OE SAFE SEX How to enjoy yourself, shown to us by some private-first-class shots of the sergeant. 92 TOUGH CUSTOMERS A fresh round of rowdy rogues you can write to. 94 DEAR MOM Letters home by some young servicemen caught with their pants down by Seabag Studios. 98 IN PASSING Try explaining this one to mother. Cover: Sergeant Swann, courtesy of Seabag Studios. Opposite Page: Mike Arlen photographs military discipline. VQLUME 11(0) / [NJUIMJIEFB £%)@ Now along comes AIDS and the Pen- tagon has jumped in with both feet. Eve- ryone is to be tested for it. With an opportunity of this magnitude to lead the way for the rest of the country, the mil- itary has taken a stance that would have been admired by Attila the Hun. There are things that the military does admire mightily, however: separation and duplication of its branches, the incredible pork-barreling and ineffi- ciency of the military-industrial complex and the waste of billions of dollars, mil- lions of man hours and thousands of oth- erwise excellent, talented and dedicated men who happen to prefer men. The armed services lie about the numbers of gays on their rolls. The per- centage is higher than for the civilian population. The incidence of AIDS has to be proportionately higher as well. But instead of leading the way for research, it prefers to stonewall it. A friend of ours, a retired colonel, died recently of AIDS in a VA hospital. It took over three months to get him in. Their doctors told him he merely had a low- grade infection. Then, when he became too ill to stay home and was forced upon them, a needless biopsy collapsed a lung and hastened his death. It is time they learned what the characteristics of the disease are and how to treat them as well as civilian medical centers do. And it is time to stop pumping all that money into obsolete bombers, MX sys- tems and tanks that run out of gas before they can get to battle. Instead of worrying about "Star Wars," it is about time for them to bring their organizations into the twentieth century. john H. Embry DRUMMER J
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“if a man does not keep pacewith his companions. perhaps ifis because he hears a differentdrummer. Let him step to themusic which he hears. howevermeasured or far away."

Henry David Thoreau

4 COMPOUND TRAINING OUTTAKESOur new recruit gets a tip or two from the Di.

10 ARMY vs NAVY by EtienneA group of army Cl's break into the naval academy and gang upon their football star.

15 LEATHER REPORTAll the news that's fit to print, and some that isn't.

18 DRUMMER FORUM20 MALECALL

We can hardly let a military issue go bywithout some sort of blast at our belovedmilitary institutions themselves. Gaymales love to dress up like, or be subju-gated by, their worst enemies; thereforei the popularity of police uniforms, Naziuniforms and military regalia.

The old guard of the military doesn'tlike gays anymore than it likes civiliancontrol, liberals, congressional investiga-tions or peaceniks. It didn't used to likeblacks or Asians but it can't openly getaway with too much of that anymore.However, aided and abetted by the pres-ent administration, it wants no homosex-uals and has cold-bloodedly persecutedand prosecuted men with unblemishedrecords, even heroes, because someoneheard a rumor that they might be thatway.

22 DRUMMER DADDIESTaU tales with a new twist for daddies’ boys.

26 DRUMSTICKS27 PRIVATE KIROWSKY by lack Prescott

A moving tale of leather love at a military academy bythe masterof such tale-telling.

THERE ARE NO GAYS ANDTHERE IS NO AIDS IN THE

U.S. MILITARYU.S. Secretary of Bullshit

36 THE IOYS OE THE PITS by T. R. WitomskiThe Drummer Fetish Parade marches on and we salute the furry,fun, wet, warm and wonderful pit fanciers.

47 1986 UNIFORM CALENDAROur tradition continues as Bill Ward's incredible artworkbecomes a calendar to pin up and live by.

SS DEAR SIR!Start the new year right with a man from our bigger-than-everclassified department.

75 DRUMMEDIA/MOVIESFrom /aolitics to polka. Drummer's rundown on what's new onthe si ver screen.

78 DRUMMEDIA/VIDEOA glimpse at three new video releases to titilate you.

82 1985 CAlENDAR REVIEWWhat's new in male calendars? Clad you asked us.

87 DRUM by Bill Ward90 SERGEANT SWANN'S SONG OE SAFE SEX

How to enjoy yourself, shown to us by some private-first-classshots of the sergeant.

92 TOUGH CUSTOMERSA fresh round of rowdy rogues you can write to.

94 DEAR MOMLetters home by some young servicemen caught with their pantsdown by Seabag Studios.

98 IN PASSINGTry explaining this one to mother.

Cover: Sergeant Swann, courtesy of Seabag Studios.Opposite Page: Mike Arlen photographs military discipline.

VQLUME 11(0) / [NJUIMJIEFB £%)@

Now along comes AIDS and the Pen-tagon has jumped in with both feet. Eve-ryone is to be tested for it. With anopportunity of this magnitude to lead theway for the rest of the country, the mil-itary has taken a stance that would havebeen admired by Attila the Hun.

There are things that the military doesadmire mightily, however: separationand duplication of its branches, theincredible pork-barreling and ineffi-ciency of the military-industrial complexand the waste of billions of dollars, mil-lions of man hours and thousands of oth-erwise excellent, talented and dedicatedmen who happen to prefer men.

The armed services lie about thenumbers of gays on their rolls. The per-centage is higher than for the civilianpopulation. The incidence of AIDS has tobe proportionately higher as well. Butinstead of leading the way for research, itprefers to stonewall it.

A friend of ours, a retired colonel, diedrecently of AIDS in a VA hospital. It tookover three months to get him in. Theirdoctors told him he merely had a low-grade infection. Then, when he becametoo ill to stay home and was forced uponthem, a needless biopsy collapsed a lungand hastened his death. It is time theylearned what the characteristics of thedisease are and how to treat them as wellas civilian medical centers do.

And it is time to stop pumping all thatmoney into obsolete bombers, MX sys-tems and tanks that run out of gas beforethey can get to battle. Instead of worryingabout "Star Wars," it is about time forthem to bring their organizations into thetwentieth century.

john H. EmbryDRUMMER J

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