Back on active duty

Robert, now Louis, who had been affected by a gender bomb, was happy that he had passed his medical and psych report and was allowed back on active duty. 

He stood in the female changing rooms and changed into his new uniform,  which made him feel even more out of place, even smaller, weaker, and more feminine than he did in his old clothes. 

He could not help but wonder how his friends and colleagues were going to take the new him. 

The new Amy.

The development of genetic weapons capable of reversing a person's genetic traits has the potential to revolutionise warfare! Imagine military bases where returning soldiers no longer resemble their former selves, creating a fascinating shift in dynamics. These bases could see a remarkable increase in the presence of women, resulting in a more balanced and diverse army. This innovative approach may lead to a future where women take the lead, bringing new perspectives and strengths to military service. Exciting times ahead!

A different type of battlefield.

Jackie was ensuring that all the new male recruits, who had been transformed into women by a gender bomb, were wearing the correct uniform and that it was the appropriate length before they could begin their new duties as office aides and assistants.

It's a woman's army now.

The new military uniforms were not a hit with the newly transformed men who now had to wear them, but those of us who were not transformed were only too happy to see them in and, hopefully, out of them.