Bodybag training (part 1) --- by Take No Prizners
I never figured I'd be a "zipper." Orders are orders, though, and if you're trying to get into Special Forces, you're game for anything, even bagging the casualties.
Our training begins with the basics. We learn the instructions from the bodybag manual, then practice on each other. We can't keep from grinning as my buddies and I take turns being the "dead grunt" and lying limp so that we can be stuffed into the heavy nylon bag and closed up. When it's my turn and my buddies try to bag me, they fuck it up. They drag my "corpse" to the bag instead of spreading the bag out close to where I'm lying. Then they flip me over and put my head and shoulders under the flaps first, face down, instead of sticking my feet in first and bagging me face up like they're supposed to. They deliberately grab my crotch and use my balls as a "handle" while they wrestle me into the bag. I curse them and yelp from the pain, and my buddies find it very funny.
The sergeant yells at us, tells us to get our asses in gear or he'll "send us out short." Getting sent out short is a new punishment they've reserved for those of us participating in the death maneuvers. Fuck-ups get sent out with one ammo clip less than their buddies have. Being short on ammunition increases their chances of buying it, but on the other hand it forces them to use all their wits in combat in order to survive. If they come back alive, they are considered rehabilitated, back in the running for a slot in Special Forces. A lot of guys who get sent out short consider it a badge of honor, even brag that they're "going light." They're not fooling anybody, though. Bragging about going out low on ammo only shows how much they're thinking about not making it back. The sarge's threat has its intended effect. The other zippers and I get the message and stop fucking around.
They put me in the death sack, going by the book this time, then they close it over my face. I add the smell of a virgin nylon bodybag to the catalog of sensations that get my dick hard, the stimuli that separate me from men who are not born warriors. I know my buddies and the guys we will be fighting all get swollen cocks when we smell the man sweat of grunts and jarheads pushing the limits of exertion in maneuvers and PT, or the sharp smell that hits your nostrils after you squeeze the trigger and your M-16 bucks you in the shoulder, or that whiff of gut-stench you get for just a second after you bayonet your enemy. These are the smells of war and of death, the smells of men who relish their role as killers, of men who understand they are fodder. Imitating a soldier's last repose with the cold metal zipper pressing against my nose, I suck in the scent of what will be some unlucky fucker's "last uniform," as we sometimes call our bags. He will lie in this space with a bullet in his skull, or with his chest ripped apart, or his gut and his throat slit open. There are any number of ways a soldier can die, and they all lead to this dark space. It is darker inside the shroud than I ever imagined it could be, and the lack of light makes my other senses tingle.
My death mask makes me aware of every fiber of my existence as a lean, mean, killing machine. My cock swells and strains inside my uniform. I feel my dogtags lying steely cold against the center of my chest. My boots tightly embrace my ankles and calves, the toes of my army leathers pointing upward inside the lower end of the bag. I am a soldier. My comrades and I are rehearsing our own fates. When my buddies unzip the bag and help me out, they make no mention of the hard-on tentpoling my BDUs. Our sergeant orders us into the field for some hands-on training. We follow an experienced bodybag detail onto a battleground where Ranger candidates for the Special Forces ranks engaged a fierce Marine Corps unit in a live-fire exercise earlier that day. There are many more candidates than needed, and plenty of bodybags for the guys who get weeded out. The Army had managed to kill most of the jarheads. A few escaped, other exhausted men attempted to surrender but found that the Rangers were not taking prisoners that day. Depending on the number of men the brass needed to weed out, there may or may not be prisoners taken.
The price for the Rangers' victory was high, however. When we get to the battlefield we find it littered with dead cammie-clad soldiers. The Rangers had run completely out of ammo and had finished the battle hand-to-hand with knives. Some of these men had doubtless been sent out short and didn't make it through. We could tell from where the casualties were clustered that at one point in the battle the tides had turned in favor of the Marines, and they had had time to regroup. During the lull in the fighting, the jarheads had even begun collecting "trophies" from the dead and dying Rangers. A lot of guys, some of them I knew, lay spread-eagled on the ground, their BDUs ripped off or cut away, their cocks or their cocks and balls slashed off them. Others lay with their handsome faces down in the mud, their round muscular asses propped up over a fallen tree trunk or a pile of dead bodies so that the horny jarheads could send them to hell with Devil Dawg cum in them. I know from experience that any man born to fuck, fight, kill, and die can't keep his dick down during combat. We're most alive when we're fucking and when we're killing. Sometimes a warrior just has to put his cock in something and shoot off a wad.
I never figured I'd be a "zipper." Orders are orders, though, and if you're trying to get into Special Forces, you're game for anything, even bagging the casualties.
Our training begins with the basics. We learn the instructions from the bodybag manual, then practice on each other. We can't keep from grinning as my buddies and I take turns being the "dead grunt" and lying limp so that we can be stuffed into the heavy nylon bag and closed up. When it's my turn and my buddies try to bag me, they fuck it up. They drag my "corpse" to the bag instead of spreading the bag out close to where I'm lying. Then they flip me over and put my head and shoulders under the flaps first, face down, instead of sticking my feet in first and bagging me face up like they're supposed to. They deliberately grab my crotch and use my balls as a "handle" while they wrestle me into the bag. I curse them and yelp from the pain, and my buddies find it very funny.
The sergeant yells at us, tells us to get our asses in gear or he'll "send us out short." Getting sent out short is a new punishment they've reserved for those of us participating in the death maneuvers. Fuck-ups get sent out with one ammo clip less than their buddies have. Being short on ammunition increases their chances of buying it, but on the other hand it forces them to use all their wits in combat in order to survive. If they come back alive, they are considered rehabilitated, back in the running for a slot in Special Forces. A lot of guys who get sent out short consider it a badge of honor, even brag that they're "going light." They're not fooling anybody, though. Bragging about going out low on ammo only shows how much they're thinking about not making it back. The sarge's threat has its intended effect. The other zippers and I get the message and stop fucking around.
They put me in the death sack, going by the book this time, then they close it over my face. I add the smell of a virgin nylon bodybag to the catalog of sensations that get my dick hard, the stimuli that separate me from men who are not born warriors. I know my buddies and the guys we will be fighting all get swollen cocks when we smell the man sweat of grunts and jarheads pushing the limits of exertion in maneuvers and PT, or the sharp smell that hits your nostrils after you squeeze the trigger and your M-16 bucks you in the shoulder, or that whiff of gut-stench you get for just a second after you bayonet your enemy. These are the smells of war and of death, the smells of men who relish their role as killers, of men who understand they are fodder. Imitating a soldier's last repose with the cold metal zipper pressing against my nose, I suck in the scent of what will be some unlucky fucker's "last uniform," as we sometimes call our bags. He will lie in this space with a bullet in his skull, or with his chest ripped apart, or his gut and his throat slit open. There are any number of ways a soldier can die, and they all lead to this dark space. It is darker inside the shroud than I ever imagined it could be, and the lack of light makes my other senses tingle.
My death mask makes me aware of every fiber of my existence as a lean, mean, killing machine. My cock swells and strains inside my uniform. I feel my dogtags lying steely cold against the center of my chest. My boots tightly embrace my ankles and calves, the toes of my army leathers pointing upward inside the lower end of the bag. I am a soldier. My comrades and I are rehearsing our own fates. When my buddies unzip the bag and help me out, they make no mention of the hard-on tentpoling my BDUs. Our sergeant orders us into the field for some hands-on training. We follow an experienced bodybag detail onto a battleground where Ranger candidates for the Special Forces ranks engaged a fierce Marine Corps unit in a live-fire exercise earlier that day. There are many more candidates than needed, and plenty of bodybags for the guys who get weeded out. The Army had managed to kill most of the jarheads. A few escaped, other exhausted men attempted to surrender but found that the Rangers were not taking prisoners that day. Depending on the number of men the brass needed to weed out, there may or may not be prisoners taken.
The price for the Rangers' victory was high, however. When we get to the battlefield we find it littered with dead cammie-clad soldiers. The Rangers had run completely out of ammo and had finished the battle hand-to-hand with knives. Some of these men had doubtless been sent out short and didn't make it through. We could tell from where the casualties were clustered that at one point in the battle the tides had turned in favor of the Marines, and they had had time to regroup. During the lull in the fighting, the jarheads had even begun collecting "trophies" from the dead and dying Rangers. A lot of guys, some of them I knew, lay spread-eagled on the ground, their BDUs ripped off or cut away, their cocks or their cocks and balls slashed off them. Others lay with their handsome faces down in the mud, their round muscular asses propped up over a fallen tree trunk or a pile of dead bodies so that the horny jarheads could send them to hell with Devil Dawg cum in them. I know from experience that any man born to fuck, fight, kill, and die can't keep his dick down during combat. We're most alive when we're fucking and when we're killing. Sometimes a warrior just has to put his cock in something and shoot off a wad.