A four-year-old social media account publicly branding itself as connected to the U.S. Army Engineer community has repeatedly referenced two major Army installations while seeking adult encounters in military-themed online spaces.
The account, created around 2020, has accumulated significant engagement and hundreds of posts over multiple years. Its activity aligns geographically with both Fort Carson in Colorado and Fort Leonard Wood in Missouri — two installations closely associated with the Army Engineer Corps.
While no official confirmation has been made regarding the identity or service status of the individuals involved, the account itself repeatedly references Army affiliation and specific duty stations.
Public Admission of Duty Station Movement
Within the past month, the account stated it had previously been located at Fort Carson and was now at Fort Leonard Wood. In a separate recent post, the account asked who was currently at Leonard Wood and confirmed it was referring to the military installation.
Seven months earlier, when asked if the account holder was located at a different Army installation, the response indicated presence at Fort Leonard Wood.
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Taken together, those exchanges establish that the account has publicly claimed presence at Fort Leonard Wood for at least seven months and previously at Fort Carson.
Colorado Springs and Engineer References
Archived posts from approximately three years ago reference activity in Colorado Springs — the city adjacent to Fort Carson.
Those earlier posts describe the account as representing a married couple and indicate interest in meeting other adults within military communities. Multiple posts reference a husband participating in or observing encounters.
The geographic progression appears consistent: Colorado Springs references during the Fort Carson period, followed by Leonard Wood references in more recent months.
Both installations are closely tied to the Engineer Corps. Fort Carson houses engineer units within the 4th Infantry Division. Fort Leonard Wood serves as the home of the U.S. Army Engineer School and functions as a primary training hub for the Corps.
Recent posts referencing support for the Engineer community appear to reinforce that connection.
A Sustained Multi-Year Pattern
The account’s creation date around 2020 indicates activity spanning at least four years. During that time, the account has:
- Publicly described itself as a married Army-affiliated couple
- Referenced specific military installations
- Sought adult encounters within military communities
- Linked to monetized content platforms
Recent posts confirm activity connected to Fort Leonard Wood within the past month.
This reflects sustained participation over multiple duty-station references rather than a short-term or isolated posting history.
Military Indicators in Shared Images
Some shared images include visible Army combat boots and what appear to be portions of military uniforms in the background.
If the husband referenced in the posts is an active-duty Soldier, the inclusion of identifiable military gear in adult-themed content — especially when paired with installation references — could raise professional or policy considerations.
The Salty Soldier has not independently verified the service status of the individual referenced in the posts.
Policy and Professional Considerations
Participation in consensual adult activity is not illegal under civilian law. However, the Uniform Code of Military Justice includes provisions addressing conduct that may bring discredit upon the armed forces.
Publicly identifying as affiliated with the Army, referencing specific installations, and incorporating visible military gear into adult content could potentially raise questions under:
- Article 92 (failure to obey lawful order or regulation)
- Article 134 (conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline or service-discrediting conduct)
Additionally, advertising location-specific encounters near active-duty installations may present operational security considerations if a service member is involved.
As of publication, there are no publicly known criminal charges or court-martial proceedings associated with the account.
Public affairs offices at Fort Carson and Fort Leonard Wood have not issued statements regarding the matter.
For now, the online record shows a four-year pattern of installation-specific adult solicitation tied to references to the Engineer community and two major Army duty stations.
Whether that activity results in any official review remains unclear.
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