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[quote:34c5b215d5]I need a POC number for all NCOs in the barracs NTL COB friday[/quote:34c5b215d5]

I need a Point Of Contact number for all Non-Commissioned Officers in the barracks No Later Than Close Of Business friday.

This is actually a very good example of "common" acronyms.

though you lost me on the two new sergeants, armygurl
 
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[quote:60009003cd="Bradmeister"][quote:60009003cd]I need a POC number for all NCOs in the barracs NTL COB friday[/quote:60009003cd]

I need a Point Of Contact number for all Non-Commissioned Officers in the barracks No Later Than Close Of Business friday.

This is actually a very good example of "common" acronyms.
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jeesh, what happened to saying things just like that? :lol: hopefully you get used to it pretty quick
 
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Oh DILLIGAF and YCKMA are some fun acronyms my drill sgt taught my platoon in AIT allong with BOHICA. Think about it D.I.L.L.I.G.A.F ill give you the first 2 words 'DO IT.... and F on the end is a swear. So every morning when he came out he would address us with BOHICA and we responded with 'DILLIGAF drill sgt.' Oohhh the fun times I had in training.
 
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armygurl, I believe I got the YCKMA (you can kiss my a**) but the DILLIGAF stills escapes me ...

and Tex, think about the way I talk on these boards ... you'll get used to them so much you'll use them w/o realizing it
 
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Ok it stands for "do it look like I give A ****".
 
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Tenacious,
Duh, maybe because my secondary MOS is 31U?
 
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Thanks for reminding me of another great movie/quote, from "Good Morning Vietnam"

"Seeing as how the VP is such a VIP, shouldn't we keep the PC on the QT? 'Cause if it leaks to the VC, he could end up an MIA, and then we'd all be put on KP."
 
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who needs a movie?

"The CO said we're doing an FTX next week to prepare for NTC next month, so I have to go to CIF and DX my TA-50 before the PMI."

SPC Kevin Bradley, talking to his wife.
 
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The S1 section of a BN is the personnel section. This is where they take care of paperwork that effects soldiers such as pay paperwork, promotion paperwork, paperwork for name changes, Leave, Pass, assignement changes, etc.

The term, "G2", means intelligence. For example, if your friend in another algebra class gives you some hints about what will be on the test, since you will take the same test later on that day in YOUR algebra class, that person has just provided you with some, "G2", or "intelligence", on the algebra exam. The G2 section within a division is the "intelligence" or information section that supports the divisions operations.

Did that help?
 
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Yes DS, it helped. Do you mind doing that for all the rest of the G's and S's :mrgreen:

back to the serious acronyms, somebody please define ERB. You guys have been talking about these a lot lately Wink
 
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Enlisted
Records
Brief

basically, it's THE list of everything you have or have done in the Army ... it has your ASVAB scores, a list of every unit you've been to, all the awards you're entitled to, the dates of all your promotions, pretty much your entire Military career on that one form.
 
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SPIC

Specialist promotable in charge.
 
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[quote:f73114b00f="lando"]SPIC

Specialist promotable in charge.[/quote:f73114b00f]

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[quote:7aa241c23d]I know a mnemonic (sp?) device for remembering the steps to Evaluate a Casualty ... is that what you're looking for?

there are two main ones.

Real Black Boots Shine Faster By Hand

or

Real Bad Boys Should Find Better Habits

they stand for Responsiveness, Breathing, Bleeding, Shock, Fractures, Burns, Head Injuries[/quote:7aa241c23d]

I think the third one is check for pulse, there are 8 steps.
 
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