This is one of the things in life I've found to be true. Also true, however much Marines get teased (and they love it), if I were ever hiding in a trash bin down a dark alley in some foreign city that just started going violent with crazy gangs roving looking for Americans to torture, the sound of boots running to get me down that alley had better be United States Marine Corps boots! And they probably would be.
Having been through four separate enlisted and officer variations of US military basic training, I will put this list down to lessons learned at my drill sergeant's gentle urging, but I add a new one:
"Fix bayonets!
Charge!" Army "
Who, me? Is there an app for that?" - Air Force
US MILITARY LANGUAGE CONVERSION CHART
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Single with ruffle and duvet
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Dining Facility or if nearby, The Outback
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Die for your Battle Buddy
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Back on Base for Happy Hour
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'No conversion available'
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Chill, man. Like, way too serious
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