I do a lot of historical reenactment. This past weekend at an event, we were on the field with a barely-even-trying TIM. During the battle, someone yelled "cover him!" (or something like that). The TIM straight-up stopped what he was doing, opening himself up to get shot, and yelled "it's 'cover her!'".
It was pretty funny, but god, can you imagine someone like that on an actual battlefield? I can't fathom scolding someone about pronouns while they were trying to save my life. Though I guess life isn't worth living if you can't be #validated.
Also, this guy was not wearing a military uniform, but was dressed as a civilian woman from the era we portray. It pissed me off because actual women are not allowed to do this! When we field, we dress as men, as would have been done in the period. Apparently gender euphoria is more important than an accurate portrayal of history.
(All of that said, I do want to mention that while some parts of it have succumbed to gender ideology, overall the historical reenactment community is really wonderful and I feel very welcome there. People who work with their hands and connect materially to history tend to be pretty down to earth.)