Confusing U.S. Military Lingo Explained
Published: January 01, 0001
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Before Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 made “Oscar Mike” (“on the move”) 75r famous, I confess that I’d never heard the expression before. But that’s just one phrase in a rich vocabulary of U.S. military slang. Website Global Post has a glossary of military terms, some of them appearing within the last decade, some of which would certainly be home in the latest shooter: “Black” on ammo, fuel, water, etc: Out of ammo, fuel, water, etc. Charlie Foxtrot: Clusterfuck. 
Fast Mover: Fighter jet. Gun: Not used to refer to a rifle or pistol (military pistols are referred to as “9-mil.”) This is a piece of artillery or a mortar tube. Kinetic: Violent. Moon Dust: Used to refer to the dust that covers southern Afghanistan and Iraq. Pink Mist: Appears around certain types of gunshot wounds. Rack Out: To 75r com go to bed. Squirter: Someone, probably an enemy, fleeing from a military attack. Tango Mike: Thanks 
Much. Whiskey Tango Foxtrot: What The Fuck, Over. If you’ve served 
in the armed forces, feel free to add more military slang in the comments section below. There are more slang terms courtesy of Global Post in the link below. US Military Slang Glossary [Global Post via NPR] Photo: Global Post To contact the author of this post, write to 75r.com เครดิตฟรี 128 bashcraftATkotaku.com or find him on Twitter @Brian_Ashcraft