Acronyms

[Redleg06]

Neither that I am aware of. It is one of the polite nicknames for Artillerymen.

 

[alsih2o]

Neither that I am aware of. It is one of the polite nicknames for Artillerymen.

aand some assorted rebellious civil war guys in "the outlaw josey wales"

 

[Olgar Shiverstone]

Good to see there's some other Army types hanging around.

I, personally, am a DAT. Or as us moderns DATs prefer, a CDAT.

 

[Redleg06]

Good to see there's some other Army types hanging around.

I, personally, am a DAT. Or as us moderns DATs prefer, a CDAT.

Or soon to be TWOTs. Tanker WithOut Tanks

 

[Olgar Shiverstone]

Or soon to be TWOTs. Tanker WithOut Tanks

AKA 11Hs.

 

[Nightfall]

We should probably note that CC2 is also frequently used around here to refer to Campaign Cartographer 2 - a mapmaking computer application.

I know Um, and that's ALWAYS been a confusing and troubling point for me at least.

 

[jasper]

for all you 11 bang bangs out there
I was a 94 bravo in 4/502 in berlin.

 

[Wolf72]

Hu-AH!!!

AKA 11Hs.

39/74 series is where it's at! ... well no actually, for all the hype of computer tech/repair in the army I got alomst none! ... everything (when I was in) was too new and still civilian contracted.

ah yes, 6.5 mo of training, and I was a mailclerk for my first ToD.

I was very happy to ETS

anyway here's a real good one, what do think the acronym is?

Rythmic American Poetry ... just learned this yesterday.