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Duty Weekend (2008)

Director Dirk Yates is in a class all his own when it comes to getting real-life military dudes to get it on for his cameras. New Recruit DJ Carlton wasn't looking forward to reporting for Duty Weekend, but when he stumbles across two of his shipmates sucking in the bathroom, he realizes that he just might like it after all. Watch as DJ and fellow servicemen get stiff and slip below the decks for some on-duty fucking, exploding in a five-way orgy.
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Director Dirk Yates is in a class all his own when it comes to getting real-life military dudes to get it on for his cameras. New Recruit DJ Carlton wasn't looking forward to reporting for Duty Weekend, but when he stumbles across two of his shipmates sucking in the bathroom, he realizes that he just might like it after all. Watch as DJ and fellow servicemen get stiff and slip below the decks for some on-duty fucking, exploding in a five-way orgy.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Dirk Yates
Written By:Dirk Yates
In Theaters:1/1/2008
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:All Worlds Video, Channel 1 Releasing

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