Passion ... the Women\'s Royal Army Corps WRAC

For the thirty year old Divorcee, her deployment to the Middle East was not going the way that she had quite imagined it. Captain Elaine McNamara however, had not really known what to expect…?nStationed for a few days in the Delta Region of Egypt, she’d enjoyed a few days by the River Nile in what seemed a tropical oasis. And, she did at least have her newly-appointed Aide, Lieutenant Diane Kensington. There had been little to do. But, there had been Alcohol and other distractions - there were always temptations on offer in the Women’s Royal Army Corps for a Bi or Lesbian WRAC…..Lesbianism was still Taboo within the Women’s Royal Army Corps – nonetheless, it was tacitly encouraged by both the British Army and the War Office, as it was regarded as preferable to seeing trained women soldiers become pregnant and then forced from the Army. Although servicewomen faced instant dismissal if caught en flagrante, discreet relationships were tolerated. Or so it was back in Great Britain at the WRAC Depot in Guildford – in the heat of the Middle East, Lust and Desire came with a Passion that few could resist. Uniform shirts seductively unbuttoned. Firm bodies and moist ‘pussy’ on offer – the aphrodisiac of fear and elation……