Military Slangs 4

Here are the few more military slang words starting from Alphabet C and D.




1. Chief of Smoke : The senior enlisted man of an artillery battery or platoon, after the First Sergeant

2. Close of Business : The time of day when all scheduled training and administrative work stops

3. Day 0 : The first day of basic training

4. Dropshort : An artilleryman, or the Artillery in general. Artillery will often fire over the heads of friendly troops, who will certainly not appreciate a round that drops short

Military Slangs 3

Here are few military slang words starting from Alphabet C.


1.   Cannon Cocker :   An artilleryman
2.   Cannon Fodder :   An infantryman sent into battle with the expectation that he will be killed
3.   CATFU :   (KAT-foo-(ed) ) Completely And Totally Fuck(ed) Up (i.e. "This thing is CATFUed")
4.   Charlie Mike : continue mission
5.   Chicken Colonel :   A full colonel, also known as "full bull," "Full bird," or "Bird colonel" as opposed to "light colonel," which is a lieutenant colonel

Military Slangs 2

Here are few military slang's starting from Alphabet B.

1. BAM :  Broad Assed Marine. Derogatory term for a female Marine
2. Barracks rat : A service member unwilling or financially unable to go "out in town" during liberty.
3. Beat Your Face : Slang for "do some push ups" and is commonly used in boot camp. Example: "Private, you think that's funny?! BEAT YOUR FACE!"
4. Blanket Party : A form of hazing meted out to unpopular service members. Involves covering the head and arms of the target with a blanket to prevent fighting back or identification of the attackers while a beating is administered.
5. BMO :  Black Moving Object, or a woman in a burkha.
6. Bravo Zulu : (Worldwide Navies) Means 'Well Done'. Comes from the Allied Naval Signal Book, conveyed by flag hoist or voice radio.

Military Slangs 1

Here are few military slangs for you to enjoy.

1.  Adm Day : day allocated for Barrack maintenance and other administration work
2. Admin Vortex : Disorganized soldier
3. Alpha Mike Foxtrot : "Adios Mother Fucker" abbreviated using the phonetic alphabet. When used in garrison it is a friendly farewell. When used in combat situations it generally means that the person in other end of the barrel is being wished a not-so-kind farewell
4. Attend B : Written in abbreviated form as ATTN B; personnel excused from strenuous or physical training, but are otherwise required to be present for the training or class
5. Attend C : Written in abbreviated form as ATTN C; personnel excused from training are in Attend C status