Ladies from Hell

[jon_b]

3 pics of soldiers killed wearing kilts in battle. The kilt was worn in battle mainly by Scottish and Canadian soldiers. Freeballing (no underwear) was common. There are reports of Scottish soldiers fighting battles with their cocks and bums exposed when wind lifted their kilts. The dead soldier in pic 2 shows us his cock.

(Pic 4) - some soldiers in kilts still freeball - and get photographed!!

These 3 pictures are very old - from WWI. The soldiers running into battle with their Kilts (and everything else) flying - came to be called the 'Ladies from Hell'.

The Kilt was last worn in Battle in 1940. Posted for interest from my archives

jon

 

[Angel Lust]

INTERESTING

 

[BlackWorld]

Hilarious! They must feel nothing but embarrassed when they croak.

 

[hellpup]

check out the look on the alive dude's face. wind blows up his kilt, someone watching goes :haha:

 

[stustustugoo]

just amazing and so fuckable!!!!!!!!

 

[blackheart327]

it must take some serious balls (pun intended) to go into battle balls akimbo

 

[katl]

Not so ladylike after all...

 

[deadkids]

A "Classic" ,D

 

[KiltedSoldier]

Nothing like going into battle kilted feeling your manhood free under your kilt, balls swinging cock hard with battle lust screaming at the enemy. Nice pictures of slain Highlanders showing their proud manhood having fulfilled the purpose of warrior birth falling in battle. While it is not official policy Scottish soldiers still have a kilt fighting order we use on subunit and individual levels when we can. Chemical weapons were seen as a threat to kilted troops in WW2 but many Scots and Canadian Scots units went on wearing kilts anyway.
Getting exposed on guard as shown is an occupational hazard but gets you good offers

 

[mxboots888]

 

[jon_b]

Nothing like going into battle kilted feeling your manhood free under your kilt, balls swinging cock hard with battle lust screaming at the enemy. .....Getting exposed on guard as shown is an occupational hazard but gets you good offers

Good to see these great old pics still get pulled from our archives - I posted these away back in March 2010 - & they are still favourites. Love your 'horny' real life comments KiltedSoldier

 

[gibing]

Thanks for sharing

 

[Pacific]

Love em "freeballing" in the wind!

 

[oktoss]

I suppose it would be cooler in summer - but bad in winter.

 

[KiltedSoldier]

Thread and photo resurrected for Art of War unlike the slain soldiers who have been buried for 100 years now - we still salute our fallen ancestor comrades

 

[Art Of War]

Thread and photo resurrected for Art of War unlike the slain soldiers who have been buried for 100 years now - we still salute our fallen ancestor comrades

@KiltedSoldier,
Cheers for bumping this thread up so I can find it.

Do you Scots or Scottish soldiers have a special rite for honoring your fallen ancestral comrades?

Awesome pics!!!!
Reminds me a bit of buffalo carcasses after a hunt in the wild west days for some reason.
Well, you know what I would like to do to those fine Scottish Soldiers.

I dare someone to actually say to a Scottish Soldiers "Ladies From Hell" and see what happens to them lol.

Kilts not worn in war since 1940?,
Hmmmm, after Scotland wins independence next year, a good chance of Kilts being reintroduced into the battlefield?

Finally, I concur with jon_b, love you real life horny comments!!!!

 

[loveaiyi]

thanks

 

[Art Of War]

http://worldwartwozone.com/forums/index.php?/topic/15083-the-ladies-from-hell/

 

[KiltedSoldier]

The soldier being tossed in the air is from the London Scottish - his belt is falling off, pity his kilt hasn't fallen to his waist yet. No doubt within months many of these men were dead, killed in action on the Western Front.
In the old days fallen comrades were displayed outside the Company HQ tent in a row, or the QM's tent, while a grave was prepared and the slain men buried the next morning at the latest with the pipes playing Flowers of the Forrest, a simple shroud or plaid being provided if available to wrap the body in.
Scots soldiers still wear the kilt often, not officially in combat, but often in operational areas, bases, kilts are worn - if we become independent the kilt uniform might well become more important to show our identity as Scottish soldiers.

 

[wpolar]

Thanks a lot