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| The date one is discharged (three letters) | |
| In basic training, the euphemism for when a unit is called to do chores such as scrub latrines | |
| The three letters an army soldier uses when dismayed at orders or duties | |
| The document given at discharge that one is warned to take very good care of. | |
| In marching cadences, this is the guy who is back home with your girl. | |
| Viet Cong, phonetically | |
| In Iraq or Afghanistan, the enemy or locals | |
| In the Navy, Captain's Mast. In the army, non-judicial punishment | |
| According to marines, how many ex-marines they know | |
| In Nam, what jet fighers/attack planes were often called | |
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| Tricky one: an NCO is leading a unit march. S/he suddenly realizes that the first rank is one step from falling off a cliff. What is the one command that can be given to save them? | |
| What is an FNG? | |
| E-6. O-4, etc. are not ranks. They are...? | |
| The Iroqois helicopter was better known as the ... | |
| A Navy captain is the equivalent of an army | |
| In the army, an 11-B is a(n) | |
| The rifle the M-16 replaced | |
| Slang for putting one's weapon on full auto | |
| The place where servicemembers learn foreign languages | |
| What a soldier is told never to call his/her rifle | |
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