Does Active Duty deliver what it promises on the outside?
Some sites put the same set of dog tags on every guy and call themselves military. Dink Flamingo's Active Duty is the real thing. Dink learned his trade from a master and has been in business for several years. This is a quality amateur site where the all American servicemen are authentic. We know that because, unfortunately, some of his models were recently drummed out of the military under the shameful don't ask, don't tell policy. A few of the guys are civilians who fit the look of the true servicemen on the site.
The preview tour isn't very generous, but does accurately describe what subscribers will see.
What's good about Active Duty? What needs improvement?
The opening page has a newsy weekly update describing the latest content. Scrolling down the page reveals previous updates. Buttons at the top navigate to the content. The layout is simple and effective.
Each week there are 6 full-length videos from the Dirk Flamingo archive to view. Dink's style is to start each video with an off camera interview of the guys. The banter seems natural and playful. He gets the stats without sounding like he's reading from a checklist. Many of the guys are gay for pay and a little nervous. Cigarettes and beer seem to help as Dink negotiates for what will take place.
Once the action is underway, Dink moves the camera around to get the best view. This is amateur stuff and the action is happening on the fly. If you get-off watching a guy being deflowered, Dink seems to be an expert in capturing that scenario.
The photo sets on the site are screen captures from the videos, which are lower in resolution than a good photo. That is not a huge negative in my view.
None of the content can be downloaded and there is no full screen video option. The viewing window in the broadband speed is adequate. The videos are only available via Windows Media Player leaving Mac users out in the cold.
How is Active Duty unique?
Except for the bonus material, all of the content is exclusive. The concept isn't original but Dink has a unique style that I enjoy. He has Southern charm that gets these boys to drop their drawers and feel good while in front of the camera. Military life takes away from the individual in favor of the team. Dink gives these men some of their individualism back.
What do paying users recieve for their money?
PC users with a military fetish have a great option here. Mac boys will probably want to look elsewhere.
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Other GayGeek reviews of Active Duty
Ben Dover Boy's review 
October 19, 2007
Military men are always hot to look at, whether they be in their uniforms or out, so Active Duty certainly has hit upon a nice niche for their content. The boys they present are buff and horny and apparently love to get it on with their fellow recruits. Dirk Flamingo has been producing these tawdry videos for a while now so there is a lot of content that you can enjoy. There are a number of repeat models that fill the galleries, but every now and then a new recruit appears who is absolutely gorgeous and possesses that heady mixture of shyness and eroticism that is intoxicating. Active Duty certainly delivers on its claim to provide hardcore action between the hottest military men. Read full review
D J Cruiser's review 
October 3, 2007
Active Duty is one of the military themed sites that are so popular right now and the tour page promises over 400 image galleries, video clips and streaming movies. Read full review
Mancslad's review 
September 26, 2007
Active Duty’s tag line is ‘Hot American soldiers having wild gay sex’ and this pretty much sums up the website. Active Duty is run by Dink Flamingo he obviously enjoys his work and models, this shows in his videos. Active Duty does deliver on its promises although in a limited way. Read full review
Lab Ratt's review 
December 28, 2006
"Over 400 image galleries featuring...Six full-length streaming Active Duty videos per week...Hundreds of video clips of our films including new releases...Active Duty LIVE shows..." Read full review
Jerkoff Genius's review 
December 17, 2006
Activeduty.com is the military site of Dink Flamingo. Dink has been producing films since the 1990's and is like the east coast version (NC) of Dirk Yates (CA). I have been a fan of Dink's videos since pre-internet and imho he is far superior at capturing the hot moment than Dirk ever was. Dink knows how to coax, prod, flatter (even beg) and use the camera to produce some classicly legendary soldier footage. Read full review






