Taiwanese military amphibious Sea Dragon Frogmen non-commissioned officer “177” was expelled from the military in March after being reported for filming adult videos (AV) and selling them online. It’s rumored that Taiwan’s largest adult video platform, “SWAG,” evaluated the former officer and found his qualities to be extremely outstanding, surpassing all local AV actors. They privately invited him to collaborate, and after negotiations, the former officer officially agreed to join the adult platform. However, the army responded on Thursday (25th), stating that the individual had been expelled from the military due to the case, and it was inappropriate for the public to use military-specific terms like “Sea Dragon Frogmen” for commercial marketing.
According to Taiwanese media reports, after watching the performance of the former officer’s self-made videos, the platform believed that his appearance, physique, lines, and skills were all perfect, far surpassing other local AV actors. Therefore, they believed in his promising future and actively contacted him for cooperation. Under favorable conditions, the former officer ultimately agreed.
It is worth mentioning that the former female counseling director of the army, “Nene,” was also expelled from the military earlier due to the leakage of a sex video filmed with her boyfriend in the camp. She later joined the SWAG platform and became a popular live streamer. Currently, the former officer is confirmed to become “Nene’s” senior brother in the industry, and they will officially collaborate soon.
Regarding the incident, the Army Command stated that they respect the right of individuals to choose their profession, and the military has no comment on this matter. However, they emphasized that the honor of soldiers is based on duty, professionalism, patriotism, and sense of responsibility. The individual involved has been expelled from the military due to the case, and it is inappropriate for the public to use military-specific terms like “Sea Dragon Frogmen” and “counseling director” as commercial marketing tools, leading to misconceptions among the public.
