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| Gee-dunk: | Cafateria, candy store, personal supplies store. |
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| Gee-dunk Stand: | Ice cream and soda stand. |
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| Geedunk: | small store on base or aboard ship to buy pogey-Bate snacks or candy |
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| Geedunk: | Place to buy snacks ie candy, chips etc. |
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| Geedunk: | Ship's store. |
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| Gesturing: closed fist w/extended thumb, touching : | Silent D'oh!, D'uh, my bad. |
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| Get Over MF: | Personnel that constantly get out of work details |
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| Get a bucket of "Hay" and go outside and feed the : | Motor Transport joke, nickname for a vehicle. USMC |
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| Get some payback.: | Marine slang, what ever it takes, die trying effort too kill enemy for personal revenge. |
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| Get the FHT and move out!: | f****ing heavy thing. ie: mortar plate, dragon round, fifty cal. receiver. |
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| Get your bore punched: | Procedure used to see if you have an std. |
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| Get10: | Do 10 push ups for a screw up |
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| Getting Your Ticket Punched: | (For Officers) Serving in a line unit for 60 days. |
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| Ghost Turd: | What Marine DI's called the collected dust under your bunk. |
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| Gig Line: | That line created by your shirt, belt buckle and zipper. |
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| Give me a huss: | Do me a favor |
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| Gizmo: | Term used in the Marine Corps for someone who was a foul-up, or could never get things done correctly |
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| Go Ahead: | Joke. |
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| Go Fasters: | The name of USMC Recrutes running shoes |
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| Go Fasters: | Running Shoes |
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| Go Fasters: | Athletic footwear |
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| Go Get A Ht Punch: | Sent boot camps to hull tect shop, instead of tool, they get hit. |
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| Go Scratch: | Get away or out of here. |
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| Go and find the batteries for a Kem Lite: | Something that you would have new soldiers go and look for. |
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| Go get me a "bucket of line feeds" !!!: | No such thing!!!! A rookie teletypist is at times ask to produce from the Naval Storekeepers. |
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| Go get me a box of grid squared: | Send someone new on a bogus mission |
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| Go get me some *sound powered phone batteries*.Nav: | For new recruits ( no such Items - sound powered ! ) |
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| Go to Geedunk to get poggie bait..: | Go to canteen to get candy bar |
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| Goat Locker: | Navy E-7 Chiefs Mess on ship or a bar off ship |
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| Goat Locker: | Chief quarters onboard a Navy ship. |
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| Goat Rope: | Large, unorgainzed effort that accomplishes very little. |
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| Goat Rope: | Mass confusion see also gagglef*#k and clusterf^*k |
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| Goat Rope: | Typically screwed up operation |
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| Going ARVN: | When foreign soldiers trained by US military advisors cut and run during a firefight. |
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| Going Over: | Used for a sailor going on liberty |
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| Going native: | Marine slang,for a marine that has to be put in the Brig and forced too return to The United States. |
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| Going to the Big Smoke: | Going to London for your two day off (Air Force Security Service) |
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| Gold Brick: | Very Lazy Marine. |
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| Gold Brick: | Soldier who dodges responsibility. |
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| Gold Bricking: | To be lazy or not do your duty |
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| Gomer: | A Marine that kept messing up. Ref: Gomer Pyle |
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| Gone Native: | When a US Forces member starts acting, speaking, sitting, & eating Vietnamese-style. |
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| Gone ape shit: | metally unstable |
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| Gonzo Station: | Arabian Sea/Persian Gulf area during hostage crisis in Iran (US Navy). |
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| Good to Go: | Ready. |
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| Good to go: | Ready for action |
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| Good-to-go: | The answer to everything. |
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| Goofing Off: | Not doing the army tasks assigned. |
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| Gook-Charley: | Sniper |
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| Gopher: | One who goes for this and that. |
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| Gotta do the 5 S,s B4 going ashore: | SHIT,SHOWER,SHAVE and SHINE my SHOES... |
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| Grab Ass: | Term used in all services for frockling around, usually including wrestling. |
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| Grannies: | Ugly female black shoes |
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| Gravel Agitator: | Infantry. |
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| Grease Gun: | A particular machine gun that resembled a grease gun |
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| Grease Pit: | An in-ground trap adjacent to a mess hall for collection of messhall grease gone downdrain. |
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| Grease Trap Duty: | A worse assignment than KP duty (for F/U's). |
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| Green Line: | Defensive Perimeter around a LZ or Camp |
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| Green Weenie: | Slang for the Army machine- the BIG brass;powers that be; etc. |
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| Green bean tour: | Taking a new person in Korea on a tour of the bars |
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| Grey Matter: | That material between the ears that mistakes are made |
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| Grinder: | Marching field |
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| Grinder: | Drill field |
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| Ground Pounder: | Infrantryman |
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| Ground Pounder: | Infantry, walking soldier. |
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| Ground Pounders: | Slang for Army troops. |
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| Grovel: | To suck up to...to brown nose. |
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| Gulf of Tonkin Yacht Club: | Navy Enlisted Serving in the South China Sea/Gulf of Tonkin |
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| Gun Bunnie: | Vulcan Crew members 16Rs. |
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| Gun Bunnies: | Field Artillery Crew |
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| Gun Bunnies: | Field Artillery Unit Personel |
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| Gun Bunnies: | Vulcan crewmembers 16Rs |
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| Gun Bunny: | Field Artillery Soldier 13B |
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| Gun Bunny: | Artillery Gun Crewman |
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| Gun Plumber: | Air Force weapons mechanic |
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| Gun Plumber : | Weapons technician (loader) that loaded and repaired aircraft guns and gun system |
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| Gundeck: | Falsify maintenance records. |
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| Gung Ho: | Overly Enthused |
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| Gunner: | Warrent officer slang title |
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| Gunny: | Gunnery sgt |
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| Gunship: | Armed to the tilt huey chopper |
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| Gut Truck: | Mobile vending truck |
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| H-Hour: | Moment in an operation when the first troops began the attack. |
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| HABU: | SR-71 BLACK BIRD |
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| HAC: | Helicopter Aircraft Commander |
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| HANOI HANNAH: | Woman broadcaster from Hanoi, North Viet-Nam |
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| HATCH: | A door or entryway between to compartments on a naval vessel |
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| HAWK: | Hard, cold wind |
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| HE: | High Explosive |
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| HEAD: | REST ROOM |
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| HMFIC: | head Muther f&%#@r in Charge |
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| HOG : | M60 Machinegun |
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| HONOR MAN: | SOLDIER SELECTED TO REPRESENT A BN,CO, OR UNIT |
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| HOOCH .... TENT HOUSING: | MARINE CORPS PERSONNEL LIVING AREA |
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| HOOTCH: | ALMOST ANY SHELTER, FROM TEMPPORARY TO LONG TERM |
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| HUMINT: | Human Intelligence. |
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| Ham and muther f......: | Ham and Lima Beans |
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| Hang Tough: | be strong |
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| Hangar Queen: | Aircraft kept in the hangar for parts |
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| Hangar Queen: | An aricraft that hasn't flown for 30 days or more - USAF |
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