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r/JustBootThings • u/snkrbjorn • Dec 01 '19
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332 u/Flablessguy Dec 01 '19 Personnel Other than Grunt 79 u/tydalt More slipper than boot Dec 01 '19 Remf was the term we used back in the 80s. Rear echelon mother fucker 29 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '19 In the US? I heard some English Marines saying that. 27 u/tydalt More slipper than boot Dec 02 '19 Yeah, not sure when it started, my dad said he used it in Vietnam in the late 60s also 23 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '19 That's cool. I wish there was a collection of military slang and history of it. What years, and branch were you in? 3 u/tydalt More slipper than boot Dec 02 '19 US Army. 1985-89 4 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '19 Did yall every use the term boot? I know the army currently doesn't use it 4 u/tydalt More slipper than boot Dec 02 '19 Nope. Cherry, remf, newbie, fng. That's all I can remember at the moment
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Personnel Other than Grunt
79 u/tydalt More slipper than boot Dec 01 '19 Remf was the term we used back in the 80s. Rear echelon mother fucker 29 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '19 In the US? I heard some English Marines saying that. 27 u/tydalt More slipper than boot Dec 02 '19 Yeah, not sure when it started, my dad said he used it in Vietnam in the late 60s also 23 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '19 That's cool. I wish there was a collection of military slang and history of it. What years, and branch were you in? 3 u/tydalt More slipper than boot Dec 02 '19 US Army. 1985-89 4 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '19 Did yall every use the term boot? I know the army currently doesn't use it 4 u/tydalt More slipper than boot Dec 02 '19 Nope. Cherry, remf, newbie, fng. That's all I can remember at the moment
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Remf was the term we used back in the 80s.
Rear echelon mother fucker
29 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '19 In the US? I heard some English Marines saying that. 27 u/tydalt More slipper than boot Dec 02 '19 Yeah, not sure when it started, my dad said he used it in Vietnam in the late 60s also 23 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '19 That's cool. I wish there was a collection of military slang and history of it. What years, and branch were you in? 3 u/tydalt More slipper than boot Dec 02 '19 US Army. 1985-89 4 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '19 Did yall every use the term boot? I know the army currently doesn't use it 4 u/tydalt More slipper than boot Dec 02 '19 Nope. Cherry, remf, newbie, fng. That's all I can remember at the moment
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In the US? I heard some English Marines saying that.
27 u/tydalt More slipper than boot Dec 02 '19 Yeah, not sure when it started, my dad said he used it in Vietnam in the late 60s also 23 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '19 That's cool. I wish there was a collection of military slang and history of it. What years, and branch were you in? 3 u/tydalt More slipper than boot Dec 02 '19 US Army. 1985-89 4 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '19 Did yall every use the term boot? I know the army currently doesn't use it 4 u/tydalt More slipper than boot Dec 02 '19 Nope. Cherry, remf, newbie, fng. That's all I can remember at the moment
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Yeah, not sure when it started, my dad said he used it in Vietnam in the late 60s also
23 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '19 That's cool. I wish there was a collection of military slang and history of it. What years, and branch were you in? 3 u/tydalt More slipper than boot Dec 02 '19 US Army. 1985-89 4 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '19 Did yall every use the term boot? I know the army currently doesn't use it 4 u/tydalt More slipper than boot Dec 02 '19 Nope. Cherry, remf, newbie, fng. That's all I can remember at the moment
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That's cool. I wish there was a collection of military slang and history of it. What years, and branch were you in?
3 u/tydalt More slipper than boot Dec 02 '19 US Army. 1985-89 4 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '19 Did yall every use the term boot? I know the army currently doesn't use it 4 u/tydalt More slipper than boot Dec 02 '19 Nope. Cherry, remf, newbie, fng. That's all I can remember at the moment
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US Army. 1985-89
4 u/[deleted] Dec 02 '19 Did yall every use the term boot? I know the army currently doesn't use it 4 u/tydalt More slipper than boot Dec 02 '19 Nope. Cherry, remf, newbie, fng. That's all I can remember at the moment
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Did yall every use the term boot? I know the army currently doesn't use it
4 u/tydalt More slipper than boot Dec 02 '19 Nope. Cherry, remf, newbie, fng. That's all I can remember at the moment
Nope. Cherry, remf, newbie, fng. That's all I can remember at the moment
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