Tagplatoon

mouse-holing

mouse-holing  v.— «If the friendly and enemy-held buildings are adjoining, “mouse-holing” with demolitions is preferable. If the buildings are not adjoining, we should use AT4s, light antiarmor weapons (LAWs), or other munitions from the safety of...

meat tag

meat tag  n.— «One of his 15 platoon sections moved eastward in search of wounded.…“We took the meat tags off two blokes.”» —by Peter Brune The Spell Broken: Exploding the Myth of Japanese Invincibility: Milne Bay to Buna-Sanananda 1942-43 , 1997...

white horse

white horse  n.— «I was enlisted for NS in 1994. My platoon mates and I were at first unaware that there was a “white horse” among us. Therefore, we were generally surprised with the “special privileges” accorded to us that ranged from more frequent...

soft knock

soft knock  n.— «The Soldiers perform what is known as soft knocks, versus a more aggressive approach to enter the houses. They announce their intentions to enter houses over a loud speaker, asking the residents to unlock their front gates and doors...

motarded

motarded  adj.— «Pantano prepared his platoon by working the men hard. His men grumbled—enlisted men call officers like Pantano “motarded”—motivated to the point of retardation.» —“Did He Go Too Far?” by Paul QuinnJudge in Cam LeJeune, North...