Idk just drawing ghoap for my ao3 and peace. Go find me there https://archiveofourown.org/users/olivetreeyale/pseuds/olivetreeyale and on X for all art https://x.com/olivetreeyale?s=21
Ghost is a mechanic, but takes in cyborgs who get a little beat up on the down low (it’s illegal for mechanics to repair augments because the ruling class wants to keep it elite and expensive).
Guys, read this, an absolute must-read for GHOAP lovers 💥🚔🚨⬆️
Plot: Imprisoned for his mother's murder, John Mactavish still not convinced he'll ever be free.
One day, his name is found at a crime scene. Hoping that the truth about his own case might be uncovered, he helps the police track down a crazed killer.
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Simon "Ghost" Riley, John Price and Kyle 'Gaz' Garrick are the policemen in this story~
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A little bit of background information that went into the new chapter of
Qui Audet Adipiscitur Chapter 13: Oleum Camino (Oil on the Fire). Not to get more appreciation for the workload but to spread knowledge and maybe inspire others to do more dedicated research.
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Parachute Incident
The actual accident happened January, 2020 in Iraq and I found three articles about it. The one from the Mirror cites an SAS source:
"All the parachutists were relying on night vision goggles. The coming-together, which could have killed both guys, happened after they had pulled their chutes. One or perhaps both of the injured jumpers could have become disorientated or may have been studying the navigation board strapped to his chest when the collision occurred."
That however doesn't seem right because with HALO jumps they only open their parachutes 1000 metres above the ground, not before. With the planes approximated altitude of 5.5 kilometres and the approximated max. speed of freefall being 180 km/h, you can calculate how long it takes from the jump to the parachute deployment - 18,7 seconds.
They also don't jump out of the plane at the same time, to minimise the risk of injury and them hitting each other. So, with special forces we can safely assume that their jumps are timed in intervals.
They must have become entangled immediately, the lower they would have been the less likely they could have corrected the course and landing enough to survive. Meaning, below a certain altitude they would have died, leading to the conclusion that they must have gotten entangled quite early after the parachute was opened.
To check if one might have gotten off course after opening their chute it took a little more digging. First looking up the wind speed and weather conditions for the region on the estimated time frame (which you can deduce from the publishing dates of the article and checking what day the RAF jets have bombed the mountain range) - those were perfect and wouldn't have caused any significant drag, like prolonging the descent after the parachute was deployed or turbulence through increased winds (which can be calculated online).
The logical conclusion is that one person must have closed in on the other while in freefall, where they only had 18,7 seconds to alter their trajectory to such a degree to be able to hit the other operator or deploy their own chute close by. The alternative would be a health issue and loss of body control mid freefall that accidentally altered their path.
However, it suspiciously screams intentional.
The sources all confirm that the location of the caves (insurgent hideouts) were about ten miles (16 km) north of Baiji. Easy to find an area if you check that margin through measuring on Google Maps. Caves must be somehow accessible with cars to terrorists as it is still very far out and they need to maintain mobility. Of course, my choice can be off by 1-2 km but the general area has a high chance of being accurate.
First Terrorist Hideout – Cave 1 - 35°09'44.0"N 43°24'17.3"E
Second Terrorist Hideout – Cave 2 - 35°10'44.1"N 43°23'13.2"E
For the crash site it must be considered that it can't be on too uneven ground, because the articles mention that their rescue came in a CH-47 helicopter. The sources all mention that the troops 'ran' to where the injured soldiers where and formed a protective circle around them. The latter implies that they anticipated potential hostile involvement from all sides, which is only logical when in open terrain with little to no cover. Leading to the assumption that the crash site was plain and the helicopter was able to land for the rescue (roping up and down + using a dragging basket for the injured = more risk of injuries, being spotted in the air, and takes much more time as they max. two people can board simultaneously).
Potential Location of Crash – Site - 35°09'56.7"N 43°23'00.5"E
The sources point out that the rescue team were sent out at a secret base - it doesn't say location but 'base', so it's likely an old or discontinued military/armed forces/police ground/area - within minutes - so they must be close to the helicopters. Logically, I checked for landing pads/ air strips and checked former American FOBs, Campsites until I found the K2 Airbase Seneia Town, that was within a 10 -15 minutes helicopter flight of the caves and crash site.
That one took a lot of cross-referencing, altering search parameters, and again satellite images, spending hours on Google Maps combing through the Iraqi countryside.
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Demolitions Training
This was quite easy in comparison because the Royal Army and Ministry of Defence have wonderful information online.
The DM (Defence Munitions) / or DSDA (Defense Storage and Distribution Agency) / sometimes MOD (Ministry of Defence) Kineton is not only storing 60% of the entire munitions of UK's military but houses the Defence Explosive Ordnance Disposal, Munitions and Search School (DEMSS).
Some fresh, young, cadets that were touring DM Kineton this year.
The location is easy to find on google and the satellite images show the famous grass top igloos and storage units.
For all who are interested, here is a government published document about 'Buildings associated with military explosives', with technical details and specifications.
At Kineton are an approximate 4,000 soldiers trained annually across over 70 courses, which include to support the operational readiness of the British Army and allied forces. Not far fetched that they are inviting specialists across the UK's military branches to give lectures or courses.
About the equipment, and gear of the military regarding explosives, it wasn't hard to find that a lot is supplied by Alford technologies. A few clicks later and one has access to the Standard Breaching Kit data sheet that might be even used by the SAS (can't be so sure about how many branches use the same gear and equipment - if the whole military is supplied by Alford or only partially).
For more technical information of the Plastic Explosives PE8 I found the data sheet of Chemring Energetics UK.
Stay tuned people, I was stupid enough to start making Soap's PowerPoint for the Demolitions Training. I will record it as video and post it here as soon as it is finished!
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The specifications for the mentioned Chameleon 1-21 exercise will be detailed in the next Chapter of Qui Audet Adipiscitur but if you are curious, you can check out the source prior.
18+, mdni, nsfw, established relationship, bottom!soap x top!ghost, religious guilt, crying during sex, anal, creampie, f-slur, internalized homophobia, self-hatred
Johnny grew up Catholic. Like, really Catholic. Daily mass, “you’re a filthy, wretched, sinner”, rosary in his pocket, fire and brimstone type Catholic. Simon knew that from the moment they started fraternizing.
Johnny cries after sex and every orgasm comes with its equal aftershock of white-hot guilt. Simon’s a hedonist pervert, who’s railed more guys than he could ever remember. They make an odd pair, but Simon meets him where he’s at.
Like right now. Johnny’s splayed out on his back, holding his knees to his chest while Simon’s thick cock stretches him out deliciously.
He’s crying, because of course he’s crying; fat, hot, shameful tears that do nothing to quell the pleasure building in his abdomen that’s teetering on the edge of release.
Simon presses his forehead to his lover’s, wiping his tears with calloused thumb-pads.
Doing good, Johnny…taking me s’nice
But I’m-I’m a dirty-
Simon cuts off Johnny’s brutal self-insult with a sloppy kiss. Johnny whines into his mouth as they battle tongues, Simon’s pace never relenting as he works his lover to the edge.
He pulls away to smile at Johnny.
If you are, than I am too. That s’bad, baby?
Johnny’s eyes roll back in his head as his stomach swoops; he loves it when Simon uses pet names.
Simon’s thrusts are sloppy, just laguid grinds, his fat tip massaging Johnny’s prostate, while he whines an obscene symphony of moans in response.
We’re all sinners, Johnny…if we’re goin’ t’hell, thas not s’bad. We’ll be together, sure there’s plenty o fags in hell…I can fuck ya nice like this every day…Devil can watch…bet even he’d get hard….
With a final stiff thrust, Johnny’s throbbing cock drools a pool of sticky cum onto his stomach. More tears well in his baby blues as Simon buries himself balls deep to pump his own load deep inside his lover.
Someone recently asked me why I bite all my things. Which made me think of Soap (since it’s probably linked to adhd or sth).
Because Soap would 100% borrow Ghost’s pens to write something down, since he sometimes loses his own, then make the mistake of not returning it immediately - which is why the cap of the pen ends up looking like it got chewed on by a fuckin dog. Utterly utterly destroyed.
“Keep it, will ya.” Ghost would say once Soap comes back to return it and the Sergeant would look at the pen and see the bite marks and go completely red in the face. And Ghost would silently wonder what else that oral fixation could be used for BUT THATS A TALK FOR ANOTHER DAY.
(Personally this has happened to me and I ended up buying a new pen for that person while dying of embarrassment🙂↕️)
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