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Heavy black boots, spotted camouflage uniform, discipline, bivouacs and a sworn community – that’s how one imagines life behind barracks gates. And it is precisely this combination that holds a multitude of possible charms.
Uniforms allow people to slip into a role to a certain extent and assume a different identity – especially when the uniform has nothing to do with the wearer’s normal profession.
A sexual attraction, albeit subliminal, assumes that a uniform also always represents something that signifies power (and perhaps even violence) in its own context. In this context, military uniforms – for example, combat uniforms of the armed forces – or police uniforms or SWAT combat uniforms are very common.
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It is often overlooked that not only members of the armed forces are uniformed, but uniforms can also be found in many other occupational areas: Firefighters wear uniforms, as do pilots, sailors and railroad workers.
Another aspect in this context is that these groupings often also bring with them a sense of community, brotherhood and secrecy. Who knows what goes on behind closed gates during a month-long sea voyage or in the barracks?
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