17 mixes taggedmilitary

You may be lonely, but you're never alone.

Come home soon baby ♥

Love songs for the one that's too far away.

Fifteen tracks including music by A. R. Rahman, Brian Tyler, and Hans Zimmer.

A mix of militaryish sounding music, which I absolutely love.

“One thing is for certain: there is no stopping them; the ants will soon be here. And I for one welcome our new insect overlords. I’d like to remind them that as a trusted TV personality, I can be helpful in rounding up others to toil in their underground sugar caves.”

Whether a military wife or girlfriend you know what it takes to be strong not only for you but for him. You count the days till he returns back into your arms. There are sleepless nights and countless tears but when he's finally home you cherish every moment you get to have with him.

This is a short mix (12 songs) and while by no means being definitive is the music in my collection that is directly about military service and respect to Diggers (and more generally veterans) of the past. From the Australian classic 'I Was Only 19' to contemporary songs by Toby Keith and Darryl Worley this list is short, sweet and heartfelt.

8 tracks featuring artists like Sanctum, Blood Axis, Heimataerde and more. Military folk, apocalyptic, delicious music that will take you somewhere far.

I thought you would make me a weaker girl. You made me a stronger woman. Thanks for talking on the phone to me when I was in the barracks and you were in New York and I was crying because his filter broke and I thought he would die and you talked with me and cheered me up. For respecting me, always. For being a brain ninja, and sexy like James Bond.Thanks for living with me for 6 long months of tears and emotions. We won't let a little thing like us joining the Navy stop this. Fuck that.

There aint no party like a nazi party, 'cause a nazi party ends with everyone shooting themselves in a bunker.

9 tracks including music by All the Ashes, Brobdingnagian Bards and NOFX.

A mix made for a seven-year-old with a very distinct aesthetic

Twenty-four tracks including music by Capercaillie, Bobby Darin and Camille Saint-Saens.

Deployments suck.