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| ONE CLICK: | 1000 METERS |
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| OP Order: | operation order--first thing out the window when a shot is fired |
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| ORF : | Old Retired F--ker or Old Retired Fart |
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| OVERHEAD: | the ceiling of a room or compartment of a naval vessel |
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| Office Poug: | S1/S2/S3 Marine that has no idea what it is to be a grunt. |
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| Officer Material: | A useless person |
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| Officers Traning Manual: | Stars & Strips Comic pages |
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| Oh Stupid Thirty: | Like "zero dark thirty" I.E. Very early in the morning. Used as: "Man, my guard duty starts at Oh stupid thirty in the morning." |
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| Oh-Dark-thirty: | Impossibly early wake up in the morning |
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| Ohms: | A new recruit was sent to the tool room for a can of these |
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| Old Man: | Commanding Officer |
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| Old Salt: | Old school Navy personnel or lifer. |
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| Old Salt: | Marine expression for one who has a lot of active duty like 10 years or more |
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| On The Bag: | A production recruiter; looking for the next applicant |
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| On the economy: | Shopping in the local stores in a foreign country, rather than on the base. |
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| One Wire: | Avaition Electrician - Navy |
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| OoohRah: | Marine Corps Cry |
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| Operation Golden Flow: | The donation of urine samples for drug screening in all services. |
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| Operator Head Space: | the Operator has his Head Up His Ass |
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| Operator Head Space: | Refers to the empty space between your ears. |
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| Oscar Fox Sierra: | Out-Fing-Standing! |
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| Oscar Mike: | Leaving current location |
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| Outstanding!: | often used sarcastically |
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| Overhead: | Ceiling |
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| Overhead Buffer: | Newbies usually sent to ships Supply Officer for this |
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| Oxymoron: | Military Intelligence |
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| P 38: | CAN OPENER |
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| P-51 can opener/aircraft: | Besides a WWII fighter plane there is also a big brother to the P-38 can opener. |
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| P.F.C.: | Private f*****g civilian |
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| P.O.V.: | Privately owned vehicle |
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| P.O.V.: | Privately Owned Vehicle |
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| P.R.I.D.E.: | USAF term, Military Airlift Command--"Personal Responsibility In Daily Effort." |
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| P38: | CAN OPENER |
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| PAC Rat: | Admin clerk of S-1 ARMY |
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| PACIFIC BUG JUICE: | Illegal alcohol made from green coconuts-Drill a hole in them, stuff hole with cloth, bury for 6 days, and drink slowly. |
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| PBR: | PATROL BOAT RIVER |
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| PERSUPPDET: | personnel support detachment (Navy) |
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| PFC: | poor fucking civilian |
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| PFM: | Pure F=+*^#G Magic |
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| PFM : | Pure F**** Magic, the way you fix something that was boken and now seems to work. |
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| PFT: | Physical Fitness Training |
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| PIG: | Pride Integrety Guts |
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| PING: | Raw recruit. His hair is so short that it pings when he rolls over in his sleep. |
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| PING JOCKEYS: | SONAR MEN |
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| PINGERS: | Air Force Term for new Airmen; Acronym for Personnel In Need of Graduation, Education, Relaxation, and more... |
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| PLF: | Airborne term Proper Landing Fall |
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| POG: | People Other than Grunts |
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| POG: | Personnel Other than Grunt - Anyone who isn't the Infantry. ex: Admin, Cooks, Comm |
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| POG: | People Other Than Grunts |
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| POGS: | Profession Other than a Grunt. |
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| POGY BAIT: | CONTRABAND NOT AUTHORIZED |
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| POL: | Petroleum, Oil, Lubricants (Fuels Specialists in the USAF). |
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| POP ONE: | Throw a grenade or shot M49 grenade |
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| POW: | Prisoner of War. |
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| PT: | Physical Training push-ups, sit-ups, 2 mile run |
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| PUDDLE PIRATE: | U.S Coast Guard member. Havent seen them picked on yet! |
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| PUKE: | TERM USED BY DI FOR A MARINE RECRUITS |
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| PUKE: | Term of endearment for commrades of other branches of service or MOS's |
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| PX: | Post Exchange |
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| PX: | Post Exchange. |
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| PYHOOYA: | Pull your head out of your ass |
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| Padi puller: | Non existant tool for booters |
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| Panther Piss: | PowderedLemonade mixed in G.I.can |
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| Paper Pusher: | Navy personnel in the administrative ratings. |
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| Part Time Pier Queer: | Anyone belonging to the Marines. Used by Army people. |
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| Pearl Diver: | A person doing dish. |
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| Pecker Checker: | Doc on ship |
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| Pecker Checker: | An affectionate term for the Naval Hospital Corpsman that rams a wire loop into your private part to retrieve a sample for the presumptive diagnosis of Clap. |
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| Pecker checker: | Navy corpman |
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| Pecker checker: | navy corpsman |
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| Pedro: | Vietnam nickname for USAF Kaman HH-43 "Huskie" helicopter. |
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| Peejay: | Sar Jumper or Rescueman |
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| Penis Machinest: | Navy Corpsman. |
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| Penquins: | Used to describe Navy personnel in the white top and black trouser uniform. |
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| Peon: | Any person of lower rate or rank in any service, someone who does make decisions. |
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| Peon: | Private |
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| People Tank: | The inside hull of a submarine. A bad place to have unrestircted water. |
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| Peter P: | An Army helicopter Co-Pilot-Viet Nam |
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| Photo-Phantom: | USAF/MC McDonnell Douglas RF-4C/RF-4B photo recon aircraft. |
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| Phougas - : | 55-gal drum filled with napalm and C4 used as perimeter weapon also Fougasse |
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| Pick and Shovel: | Combat Engineer |
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| Picket Fence: | Radio terminology for the woods or forest if you were by the woods, you'd tell them to look for you over by the "picket fence" |
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| Pickle Suit: | Army Fatiques |
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| Piece: | Rifle. |
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| Pier Queer: | Anyone belonging to the Navy. Used by Army people. |
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| Pig Boat: | Untidy ship. |
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| Pig Handler: | M-60 Machine Gunner |
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| Pilot Popper: | Aircraft mechanics responsible for proper ejection seat maintenance and operation. |
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| Pin in Shirt Collar: | 21 days before being dicharged. |
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| Pineapple: | People of Phillipino decent. |
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| Ping Jockey: | Navy Sonarman |
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| Pinger: | Male in AF basic training that his hair is just starting to grow back in. Therefore it pings as it grows. |
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| Piss Cutter: | Garrison cap worn by Navy Chiefs and Officers in Khaki uniform. |
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| Pit Rats: | Nike Herk Crew members 16Bs. |
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| Pit Rats: | Nike Herk Crew men 16Ps |
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| Poagy Bait: | Candy Bars- Choc. Bars etc/ |
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| Pocket Rocket: | USAF Missile Launch Officer badge |
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| Pockets: | Code Name for General Dwight D. Eisenhower |
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| Poget Bait: | Candy. |
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| Pogey Bait: | Any junk food snuck in your ruck while on deployment |
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