Military and Diapers

So I have been in the Air Force for almost 5 1/2 years now. I have seen posts on other sites about people saying they don't think you can be an ABDL and be in the military. I am here to say that is false!

For starters, we don't all live in big open rooms with no privacy. Most of the time it's like living in your own apartment with lots of privacy. So I wear diapers as often as I want and can sit at home in nothing but a diaper!

Also, wearing to work. Well why not? I have worn a diaper in uniform multiple times and yes wet while at work. Not a single person noticed or said anything. So yes it's very possible to wear diapers and still be in the military.

So, are there any other military ABDLs? Or anyone that has questions??

Yes once thru training and onto your normal job in the military it is no different then any other job out there, so you can enjoy what ever you what. I used to love getting a nice long 4 day weekend cause of a holiday and get to enjoy it in my rubber gear.

I was in diapers for 20 years of my career, never a word was said. Like others say it no different then a normal job.

Incontinence is a full medial disqualification to ENLIST in the military, but doesn't necessarily disqualify one from continuing in service once over the "magic" 180 day mark. It's OK as long as it doesn't cause one to miss a lot of work or to wet/soil themselves with any regularity. Thus, wearing diapers isn't an absolute contradiction to the military. (This info is absolutely correct, as I spent 2 years doing physicals on military applicants, most of the time at the medical section control desk.)

I became episodically incontinent at about 4 years into my Army time and wore diapers under my uniform whenever I needed to. My CO, 1SG, and platoon LT all knew of my situation, as I told each of them as well as a VERY few very close friends. I worked as training NCO in the orderly room and had a latrine just behind my desk. I'd bring a backpack with spares to work and change whenever I needed to. NOBODY complained about my diapers and when I was medically retired after 9 years, 27 days (but who counted?), a third of my disability benefits was for my incontinence!

I didn't flaunt my ABy side, even though I'd been an ABy since I was about 6YO. Bottles, binkeys, onesies, etc would have been quite frowned on had I taken them to work, and would certainly have raised many questions. I could (and did) use all of them at home or in the car, satisfying my needs without creating further problems.

My best to all,

Binkey

I wouldn't have thought that would stop someone from being in the military in a non combat roll, although as I am only a civilian I don't know.

I did hear bomber aircraft pilots and pilots of unmanned combat or servailence drones wear diapers due to long shifts in terms of hours although again as I am only a civilian I don't know if this is true or wether or not it's an urban myth.

Anyway I've got to go to work soon so good bye for now.

Yours sincerly

Chinababy888.

The Allies have been working this issue for years. You would think that working out ways for guys and girls to pee wouldn't be so tough, but it is. Then there is the other thing, which is pretty disgusting. The current male pee thing for like fighter jets is this rather hideous gizmo you need to stick your dick in. I told my pilot, "Oh, no, ain't doing that". I brought a couple sets of diapers in my bag to the changing room. He said, "Man, can I have some of those? I hate this frigging thing."

they really don't care what you wear under your flight suit, and maybe they don't want to know.

Nappies were part of my uniform for well over 23 years and I dont think anyone knew or even suspected even on long journeys where I had to put on a really thick disposable.

Whilst non military the job entailed anything between one to three and sometimes more hours without a toilet break wich was on occasion very testing .

I only recently started wearing; but, I cannot imagine having worn diapers while I was aboard ship in Vietnam - and I mean IN Vietnam. That would not have been practical at all. When I was stationed at the Naval base in Annapolis, MD it would have been easy to wear as I lived off base with my wife. I'm sure it's simply a matter of the circumstances.

I wasn't even talking about incontinence, though that's an important issue.

I meant suiting up for a routine dive and all of a sudden, "EEEEEWW YUCK gonna kill that fucker" stuff. Same thing as somebody peeing in your bunk before you hit it. Went to the Boss and told him all the diving crews must wear a diaper from now on. "Oh, come on...", I bought my suit with me and made him smell it. "My God, that is disgusting. You got it." Also a waste of government money if they have to trash the gear.

In an American fighter jet, it can cost upwards of $15K to replace a fouled seat. A lot of guys are going back to diapers, where, one buddy told me, "at least we know how to work those."

Some Ranger and SEAL buddies have shared with me how they deal with bodily functions in the field. "OH, really? I just had to know that." "Hey, you've been out there, too." Yuck, gross, who wants to remember that stuff. They are experimenting with diapers now because, well, you piss, poop, whatever in them, wrap em up, and throw them down a deep hole, which is buried. That way the enemy sniffer dogs find it harder to track you. A lot harder.

Aaron, thank you for your service.

I would agree that diapers are not a big deal in the services. Being gay was a huge deal at one time. Not so much anymore.

I believe, beyond the job roles I have outlined, there's probably a lot more places where the military could use diapers to make guys more productive.

Some Ranger and SEAL buddies have shared with me how they deal with bodily functions in the field. "OH, really? I just had to know that." "Hey, you've been out there, too." Yuck, gross, who wants to remember that stuff. They are experimenting with diapers now because, well, you piss, poop, whatever in them, wrap em up, and throw them down a deep hole, which is buried. That way the enemy sniffer dogs find it harder to track you. A lot harder.

That sounds interesting, but why would you not just use some animal pheromones or other fluid similar to what hunters use as I would imagine it would be just as strong if not stronger than human products.

Well, I am a DL I guess. I'd changeout with my pilot and we'd diaper up before we finished dressing and heading into the wild blue yonder.

I've bunked in more places than you could imagine. The thing is, unless you're a dick, everybody forms a bond with each other. Nobody likes a dick, they often have accidents. And there are no secrets in the barracks, or aboard ship. One buddy happened to notice I was diapering up. He didn't even ask why, but he said, HEY, I wear diapers too at night, I wanna show you what I wear, see what you think. This is how buddies are. They'd give you a kidney, their left nut, or anything to help you if you were in trouble.

The next step was inevitable. Joey traded two diapers with me, so we could compare performance. Mine easily won. "I pissed my brains out and the darn thing still wouldn't leak!"

"Don't feel bad, your diapers suck." "Well after wearing yours, I can see why you say that." His diapers really did suck. couldn't hold much.

I just arrived at some airport bar and guess who walks in? Joey and I hugged each other, while hugging I could tell he was diapered up. "I think you must come over to my place so that I may examine you."

"Oh yes sir, it is good of you to take the time." "Joey, don't foul this up, everybody knows I am a mean bastard, so just go with that."

We managed to survive the trip to the Marriott from the airport. Tips all around of course. We both stripped and got in the shower. We dried off and I sensually put Joey in the latest model diapers and them thoroughly fastened them on with duct tape. Then plastic pants, just in case. He did the same for me.

I've read up on all the notes folks have had here and thank you all for them. Basically, you can divide true blue DL's from occupational D's. The latter being regular scuba divers and DSD;s (Deep Sea Divers). And definitely fighter jet pilots and their passengers.

I have noticed a lot of these guys get to like their gear after a while, so we often hang out together. We hang and eat snackies and drink beer, and watch ESPN.

When it's time, we just pile on the bed and hug each other before we go to sleep.

I think it's because we can be so lonely that all we have, is us.

I guess an advantage of being a DL is that you don't have to go through that EWW butch macho thing regarding diapers from the other guys.. But honestly, I have gotten little trouble with that from the other guys, particularly when I point out they are not optional. Same goes for hypersonic flight, except then, the pilots handle it. God bless them.

I think I am more a DL than the full deal. Regardless, I have a great team, and since all this garb is approved, nobody is gonna rat us out. All of us take care of each other, so if I am dead from 4 time zones, one of our pilots will strip me and throw me in the showers. It works out pretty good.