@octavion55
Pretty sure I've read everything on this site that's worth reading over 1k kb.
New stories are posted on SOL every day. Not all of them are going to be to your taste, nor mine. However, there are lots of decent stories, and a few good ones that are posted monthly.
Use Advanced Search and slightly vary the terms you use.
I keep finding stories I didn't know were there because the author phrased their description differently than I phrased my searches.
I recently found a very well written story about an officer who served in the US Navy during the 1980's and 90's. I don't like cuckold stories, but it's not a squick of mine. While the story was about how a man's life was ruined (and how he dealt with it); this re-write of the story focused much more about his naval service, and even his civilian career after his service in the US Navy. In this version we learn how the man was cuckold, and in desperation he turns to an old Navy buddy...
The story then focuses on how a number of people he met during his naval service come together to help him get justice. There was no indication that this is a "military" (Naval) story in the header nor the Tags. I don't recall what caused me to click it open, but in the first paragraph it describes a man trying to "power through" a bout of PTSD. In the second paragraph I noticed "LTj.g." (abbreviation for US Navy Lieutenant Junior Grade) and the story engaged me with a several well-crafted vignettes of naval service.
I would not have sought out this story. A key word in a search brought it to my attention. It was a random find, but once again I found a story I wasn't looking for that quite entertained me.
https://storiesonline.net/s/16340/when-first-we-practice-to-deceive
