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Telltale signs you are or were in the military - Page 10 of 42 - Kiwi Report

Telltale signs you are or were in the military


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[post_page_title]You Use Military Jargon[/post_page_title]
Military jargon (slang for those civilians, out there) is a dead giveaway for any service men engaging in conversation. Responses like “roger that,” “negative,” “fubar,” and “zero foxtrot” aren’t normative in the average, civilian discussion. Using these slang words will result in one thing and one thing only – explaining what they mean to the people around you.
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