cross-decking n. in a navy, the sharing of resources between two or more vessels, especially in an impromptu or ad hoc manner. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
cross-decking n. in a navy, the sharing of resources between two or more vessels, especially in an impromptu or ad hoc manner. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
A California listener shares a couple of pranks from her time in the U.S. Marines, where unsuspecting recruits would be ordered to complete impossible tasks. She remembers that newbies would be sent to retrieve a bucket of frequency grease or a...
Ryan, a wildland firefighter from Asheville, North Carolina, asked about bagger, a derogatory term for “a lazy or amateur firefighter.” The term likely comes from military slang, where bagger is short for dirtbagger or S-bagger, most likely deriving...