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 The Boonies- a.k.a. the Jungle |
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| Maneuvers: | A field exercise simulating battlefield conditions. |
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| Many Airmen traped in Sh**: | MATS Military Air Transport System |
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| Marching Party: | A punishment, usually at night after taps, for a recruit who screwed up bad during the day. |
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| Marine Bib: | 13 button frontal flap on a sailor's pants |
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| Mass ass chewing: | Scolding the whole group in formation |
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| Master Blaster: | Airborne NCO Jump Master |
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| Master Guns: | Marine Corps Master Gunnery Sergeant |
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| Mattel Toy: | M16 |
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| Mattel knife: | Our short bayonet---useless |
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| Maulen!!: | Go Very Fast!! in Marsailles French & Vietnamese |
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| Meat Grinder: | The parade grounds for marching and ceremonies. |
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| Meat Wagon: | Military Ambulance |
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| Meathead: | Slow thick-headed or slow to catch on |
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| Mess Crank: | Enlisted person (not a cook) who has kitchen duty |
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| Mess Deck Intelligence: | Rumors that are passed around on the Mess Deck of a Ship or in the Dinning Hall. |
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| Mess Hall or Chow Hall: | The place to go on base to eat breakfast, lunch &/or dinner |
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| Mess Kit: | An aluminum vessel with a lid containing aluminum knife, fork, spoon, for eating field rations (meals) from. It fits into olive drab pouch. |
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| Mess Sergeant : | NCO in charge of mess hall operations. |
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| Metric Crescent Hammer: | Another Ficticious tool for Nubs to look for.... |
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| Metric Crescent Wrench: | Imaginary tool for newbees to find. |
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| Mickey mouse.: | Any thing that was no good. |
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| Mid Rats: | Midnight meal while underway at sea. |
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| Mid-Rats: | Sandwichs&snacks served before the 00:00 - 04:00 watch |
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| MidRats: | Meal provided to those on Mid(night) Watch |
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| Midnight Requisition : | To steal something |
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| Mo rik tik: | soon/shortly |
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| Moa Lin: | Hurry Up |
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| Mom: | Mess Hall |
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| Monkey Patrol: | Slang for the Military Police "MP" |
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| Monkey Shit: | A sticky substance used in the Navy to stop up holes or make something watertight. |
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| Moonbeam: | Flashlight |
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| Moonie: | Short Takeoff & Landing Aircraft made in Texas, used by CIA in missions to Laos & other tricky places. |
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| Moose: | Girlfriend |
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| Moose Manual: | Montgomery Ward Catalog |
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| Mosquito Wing: | E-2 USAF |
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| Mosquito Wings: | One stripe (at the time, a PFC/Private First Class) |
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| Mother-in-law: | Sewing kit (used in the Marine Corps/Navy) |
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| Motor Pool: | Parking lot on Army post for military vehicles. |
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| Mox Nix: | Don't matter |
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| Mox Nix: | German for "means nothing" or of little importance in GI. |
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| Mox Nix: | German for --it doesn't matter, its ok,,etc,,,, |
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| MoxNix: | GI way of saying Macht Nicht (matters not) |
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| Muddy Water: | Cup of coffee |
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| Muffler Cooled water bearing: | motor pool sending the new gye out for a fake part |
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| Muffler bearings: | a boot to the Motor Pool is told to look for |
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| Mule Tool: | Cold cuts in the Navy. |
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| Mullet: | new-bee in the Army, that dont know squat |
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| Mustang: | Marine officer who had been a enlisted man |
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| Muzzle Blast: | Things "gun bunnies" sent newbees to find in the motor pool. |
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| N.F.G. ( None Functional Gear ): | No F'ing Good |
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| NAP: | NONE AIRBORNE PERSONAL |
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| NAVY: | Never Again Volunteer Yourself |
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| NAVY: | Never Again Volunteer Yourself |
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| NCO: | Non-Commissioned Officer |
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| NCOIC: | Non-Commishioned Officer in Charge |
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| NCOIC: | Non Commissioned Officer in Charge |
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| NEGETS: | NEGATIVE |
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| NGFS: | Naval Gunfire & Support. |
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| NIP: | JAPANESE SOLDIER |
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| NODS: | Night Vision |
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| NOIBN: | Not Otherwide Identified by Name |
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| NON HACKER: | TERM USED FOR SOLDIER WHO DOESN'T MAKE IT |
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| NOUC-MAM: | A STRONG-SMELLING SAUCE,MADE FROM FISH,USED BY THE VEITNAMANESE |
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| NUB: | Non-Useful Body. |
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| NUB: | NONE USEABLE BODY(unqualified submariner) |
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| NUB: | Non Useful Body |
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| NUG: | New guy in-country |
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| NUG: | New Useless Guy |
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| Navy Friday: | Thursday |
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| Navy Shower: | Two minute wash and rinse. |
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| Navy Shower: | A shower taken onboard ship to conserve water: Turn on quickly and wet down, turn off and soap down, turn on just long enough to rinse. |
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| Networking: | TO steal but if anyone asks you are not stealing just acquiring basically a five finger discount |
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| New-bee: | new join to a unit |
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| Newbees: | Fresh from boot. |
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| Newbie: | Brand new to an overseas unit |
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| Newby: | New boy, new to a unit or fresh from Replacement Depot (ETO) |
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| No load: | An empty catapult use on a carrier, or someone with no common sense or intelligence |
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| Non Hacker: | Any person not up to the task at hand, be it work or fun. |
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| Non-qual or non-qual puke: | Non-submarine qualified crew member |
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| Nose Picker: | Annapolis grad who keeps rubbing his nose so he can show off his ring. |
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| Not Busting Grapes: | Avoiding working |
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| November Juliet: | coffee |
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| Numba (Number) One: | Very Good |
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| Numbah One: | In Korea: Someone or Somethingof High Esteem or Value. |
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| Numbah Ten: | In Korea: Someone or Something of Little or no Esteem or Value |
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| Number 1 GI: | Generous with locals |
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| Number 10 Damn Thousand: | Worsest of worser. |
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| Number 10 GI: | Bad Soldier |
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| Number One or Number Ten: | Very good or very bad. |
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| Number Ten: | Something that was pretty bad or smelled bad. |
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| Nut to Butt: | Very close formation. |
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| Nut to butt: | Tighten up the ranks. |
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| Nuts to butts: | boot camp stand as close as possible to the soldier in front of you |
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| Nutt Cracker: | Suspended Harness in Jump School |
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| O / A: | OUT OF ACTION |
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| O dark thirty takeoff: | Early morning takeoff (before the sun is up) |
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| O.K: | 0 kills in action |
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| OD: | Officer of the Day - in charge. |
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| ODs: | Oliver Drabs (Army Dress Uniform). |
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| OIC: | Officer in Charge |
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