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Australian Army Cadet 

The Australian Army Cadets (AAC) are a group of notoriously unintelligent beings, known primarily as “tanker wankers” or “crayon eaters” not dis-similar to the American Marines,
These cadets, once given a set of DPCU uniform and a complementary Styre will proceed to hide in bushes and muddy trenches, if found on an activity or in the wild remain calm, simply direct the Army Cadet toward the nearest navy encampment and remain at a safe distance as they run toward it in rage.

Members of the AAC hold little commonsense or mental function and should be avoided at all costs.
There must be Australian Army Cadets in the woods... I can smell the crayons already...
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Australian army cadets 

Australian army cadets by Bucharest September 13, 2023

Australia army cadets 

The men with the hardest cocks that actually go to the army instead of becoming a flight attendant
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