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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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Gee-dunk Stand:
Ice cream and soda stand.
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MAC V:
Base.
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Sir, Yes Sir, Chief:
Yes Sir.
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Black Hats:
An Airborne instructor.
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Blanket Head:
A Special Forces member who wears his beret everywhere.
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5-Jump Chump:
A person who has made the barebone minimum number of parachute jumps to get/keep their airborne status.
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FUMF:
Fat Ugly M*&#*@F*@!$# - B-52
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FM:
F***ing magic, used when electronics device that wasn't working correctly starts working by itself.
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Scuttle Butt:
Water fountain in the Navy.
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Jettison:
To throw something into the water.
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Dog Ear:
Mechanism used to secure a hatch closed on a naval vessel.
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Birthing:
Sleeping quarters for navy personnel.
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GEE-DUNK:
Any junk foods (chips candy etc).
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Dragonfly:
Alternative, widely-used name for USAF Cessna AT-37 ("Killer Tweet"/"Killer Tweety Bird").
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Killer Tweet/Killer Tweety Bird":
Cessna two-seat AT-37 aircraft.
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