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Ex. Military Lingo – Boonies = The Jungle in Military Speak
A Soldier Relaxing in
The Boonies- a.k.a. the Jungle
All Era Military Lingo, Jargon or Slang
BB Stacker: Ammunitions loaders and handlers F4 Phantom Jets.

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BB Stackers: Aviation Ordinancemen.

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BCAO: Boot Camp Ass Officer.

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BDA: Battle Damage Assessmet

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BDE: Brigade.

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BFH/BFR: Used to pound in tent stakes Big Hammer or when you don't have a hammer use a Big Rock

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BFR: BIG F#&KING ROCK

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BFR: Big F&^king Rock

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BITTS ...... CAMP HORNO, CAMP PENDLETON, CA.: MARINE CORPS BATTALION INFANTRY TRAINING

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BLUE TOC: Porta-Potty.

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BOHIC: Bend Over Here It Comes

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BOHICA: bend over here it comes again

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BOHICA: Bend Over Here It Comes Again

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BOHICA: Bend over...here it comes again

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BOHICA: Bend Over Here it Comes Again

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BOHICA: Bend Over, Here It Comes Again

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BOHICA: BEND OVER HERE IT COMES AGAIN

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BOOT: Someone fresh out of boot camp

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BOQ: Base Officers Quarters

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BOX OF GRID SQUARES: TOPOGRAPHY MAPS

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BROVO ZULU: RECEIVED FROM ONE HIGHER UPS FOR DOING SOMETHING GOOD LESS THAN A LETTER OF COMINDATION

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BS Bomber: AC-47

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BTO: Big Time Operator

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BUFF: BIG UGLY FAT F--KER SLANG FOR B52 BOMBER

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BUFF: B-52 acft

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BULK HEAD: WALL

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BULKHEAD: the walls of a compartment or room of a naval vessel

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BUSH: FIELD, JUNGLE OR THICK WOODED TERRAIN

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BUTT CAN: CONTAINER USED TO PUT SMOKED CIGARETTES IN

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BUTTER BAR: ARMY TERM USED FOR A SECOND LIEUTENANT

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Baby Wipe: Napalm

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Back 40: Description of how far you had to park from work

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Back Yard Soldier: One that lives nearby and goes home on weekends.

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Bag Ass, Nuke: Telling a Submarine Nuclear Power rate to Get Lost

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Bag Nasty: To go food from the chow hall

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Bag of Ass: Someone who doesn't keep uniform crisp; performs poorly and doesn't care

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Bali-bali: Hurry-up

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Balloon goon: Weather observer

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Balls: 0000 (Mid Night)

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Balls to four: Mid watch 00:00-04:00

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Balls to the Walls: Aircraft either on take-off, or engine run at full throttle.

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Baltimore Steak: Liver.

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Banzo: Korean bathroom (outside).

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Barbed Wire Garters: Imaginary awards for a job well done.

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Barnyard Pimp for Chow: Chicken

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Barracks 13: The guard house.

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Barracks Rat: A person that stays in the barracks all the time

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Baseball: M26 Fragmentation Grenade

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Basketball: A game played

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Battle Rattle: All the gear worn going into combat

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Beans and Boulders: One of many types of main food in C-Rations, beans and potatoes

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Beans and mothers: Beans and wienies c-rations b-2 meal

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Bear Hunitin': Undermanned Lightly Armed Recon Patrol

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Beat Feet: Leave quickly

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Beat Your Face: Do push ups.

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Beat your boots: Knee benders (jump school)

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Bed Check: lights our and in your bunk

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Bedpan Commandos: Air Force Medic

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Bee Bee Stacker: Ammo Handler at the Ammo Dump

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Beef & Rocks: Beef & Potato C-ration

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Beef and Boulders: Beef Patties and Potatoes (C-Rations)

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Bell Clangers: 2nd bowl of Navy Beans

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Belly Robber: Navy cooks.

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Belly Wash: Term used in the Navy to describe soft drinks.

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Benny Brats: Children of lifers

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Big Chicken Dinner: Bad Conduct Discharge

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Big Willy: Lackland AFB Hospital

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Bilge Rat: Extra duty for non just punishment.

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Bilge Rat: Any engineering personnel working below decks on a ship.

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Bilge-Rat: Any one that cleans bilges on a Navy ship

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Bing: person out of boot camp, just starting to grow hair

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Bingo Fuel: Have to return to base or will not make it back without airfueling; cannot stay any longer

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Bird Farm: Air Craft Carrier

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Bird Farm: Aircraft Carrier

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Bird Farm: Aircraft carrier

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Bird Sh*t: Paratrooper

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Birds nest: Bell tower or sniper position

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Birthing: Sleeping quarters for navy personnel.

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Bivouc: An army encampment remote from main base.

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Black 6: Commander (Call Sign).

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Black Hats: An Airborne instructor.

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Black Hawk: Army medic.

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Black Shirt: Italian Fascist Party Military Units

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Black Smoke: Low bird, OH6,(Loach) rolling frags into doorways

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Black shoe Navy: Navy pilots.

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Blade Runner: Being one no go away from failing the EIB.

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Blade Wash: Down or Back Wash (Wind) from Aircraft New crew members are sent to get

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Blanket Drill: Sleep.

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Blanket Head: A Special Forces member who wears his beret everywhere.

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Blanket Party: someone got the s*** beat out of them

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Blast Glass: Mug, or vessel for drinking celebration of Parachutist Badge

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Bloused: broken

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Blue Falcon : Grunt who doesnt pull his/her own weight

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Blue Nose: Submarine sailor who has crossed under the polar ice

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Blue Nose: Navy personnel who had navigated into the Artic Circle.

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Bluenose: Submariner that crossed the Arctic circle

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Blur Falcon: Failure.

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Boat School: Naval Academy Annapolis

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Boco Dinky Dau: Crazy MF

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Bodacious: Very Big

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