Pink Military, originally known as Pink Military Stand Alone, was a post-punk band from Liverpool, United Kingdom. Formed in 1978 by former Big in Japan singer Jayne Casey, the group initially included John Highway on guitar, Wayne Wadden on bass guitar, Paul Hornby on drums, and Nicky Cool on keyboards. Their first release, "Buddha Waking / Disney Sleeping", was a single released in 1979. The band's lineup changed frequently, with notable members including Tim Whitaker and Martin Dempsey. In 1979, they released the Blood & Lipstick EP under the 'Eric's' label. Pink Military gained support from John Peel, recording two sessions for his BBC Radio 1 show in November 1979 and May 1980. Their album, Do Animals Believe in God?, was released in 1980 through Virgin Records. The band's final single, "Did You See Her/Everyday", was released the following month. Pink Military disbanded in 1981.
