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Native Hawaiian warriors fought clad only in a loincloth (malo) tucked over in front to cover their genitals and they shaved and oiled their skin to prevent enemies from obtaining a sure grip in hand-to-hand combat.  Nobles typically also wore a cape. Picture that "army".

If the scholarly research of Dr Ron Williams Jr., professor of Hawaiian History at UH Manoa is illustrated it would be a best seller on websites catering to the LGBT communities.