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MILITARY LINGO
Do you remember all of the slang, jargon & lingo that was used in the Military? How often would you get a good laugh out of those words! Check out the full Collection today and share yours!
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Thousand yard stare:
shock, fatauge,war weary, seen too much
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Rain locker:
shower
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Ground Pounder:
What Artillery men call Infantry men
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EOS:
Morse code lingo for "end of skid" meaning no more transmissions. We used it in general terms to mean that was all we had to say or do .b
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HAWK:
Hard, cold wind
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Overhead:
Ceiling
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Skivvies:
Underwear
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Your bistro is here:
your food is here
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Tweets:
Aviation Electronic Technician-Navy
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BOGINT:
Bogus intelligence
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Zoom Bags:
Flight Suits
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RUMINT:
Rumored intelligence
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Short:
Close to discharge or transfer
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Day-ho:
8-5, M-F, holidays-off worker at a 24-hour ops Intel site (as opposed to the rotating shift worker known as 'trick-trash'
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Trick-trash:
Rotating shift-worker at a 24-hour Intel site or facility
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