Military Wide Praise Word?

[Hawklore]

The navy has,

Bravo-Zulu

Marines have,
oo-Rah

etc...

Whats a universal praise word/saying.

That can be abbreviated into 5 letters?

Example.

Huzah

Oorah

etc.

Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

[AWMac]

SNAFU  = Situation Normal All ***'d Up.
FUBAR  = ***'d Up Beyond All Repair.
REMF   = Rear Echlon Mo Fo.
HMFIC = Head Mo Fo In Charge.
AB,CM  = Aided Binos, Continuing Mission.

There's bunch of other crap... Google is your friend.

Mac

[Hawklore]

Originally posted by AWMac
SNAFU  = Situation Normal All ***'d Up.
FUBAR  = ***'d Up Beyond All Repair.
REMF   = Rear Echlon Mo Fo.
HMFIC = Head Mo Fo In Charge.
AB,CM  = Aided Binos, Continuing Mission.

There's bunch of other crap... Google is your friend.

Mac

It's suppose to be a praise word..

As In, good job, etc.

[bsdaddict]

attaboy?  not military specific I suppose, but a lot of 'em use it...

[rabbidrabbit]

I hear a solid pat on the rear has become more vogue.  Especially in the Navy.

[john9001]

Originally posted by Hawklore

Whats a universal praise word/saying.

 

there is none , make one up.
 
BTW when i was in the Marines no one said "oo-rah", have no idea where that came from, maybe they got it from a TV show.

[AWMac]

Then I figure if I'm a PSG and the 1SG isn't biyatchin at me I wasn't doing my damn job right...  

From TOP it was always a "Term of Endearment"  like "Bastage"...

But he'd be the first to buy the round in the NCO Club.

Mac

[bsdaddict]

Originally posted by rabbidrabbit
I hear a solid pat on the rear has become more vogue.  Especially in the Navy.

ha    ha.

[bsdaddict]

Originally posted by john9001
BTW when i was in the Marines no one said "oo-rah", have no idea where that came from, maybe they got it from a TV show.

the army guys on base were constantly saying hooah.  was mostly "good job, shipmate" from what I remember in the navy...

[Maverick]

Most common word for a good job that I heard in the Army was "outstanding".

[Gunslinger]

Originally posted by john9001
there is none , make one up.
 
BTW when i was in the Marines no one said "oo-rah", have no idea where that came from, maybe they got it from a TV show.

It was real prevalent from 96 to 01 when I was in.

The USAF say hooa like the army does.

Hooa is a service wide answer for anything.

Another one I hear quite often is "kudos"

[Blooz]

I was in US Army from 1983 - 1987 and our word was "Hardcore!"

If a group was expressing praise it was usually "HOO-RAH!"

[Holden McGroin]

"Out-effing-standing"

"Did you have a big bowl of stupid for breakfast this morning numbnuts? I don't want to hear another word out of that commie cry-hole in that rockpile you call a head. And that goes triple for the rest of you pansy-assed morons. Now get the hell out of here before I shove my boot so far up your bellybutton that you choke to death on my shoelaces."

[Pooh21]

Originally posted by Holden McGroin
"Out-effing-standing"

"Did you have a big bowl of stupid for breakfast this morning numbnuts? I don't want to hear another word out of that commie cry-hole in that rockpile you call a head. And that goes triple for the rest of you pansy-assed morons. Now get the hell out of here before I shove my boot so far up your bellybutton that you choke to death on my shoelaces."

I can just imagine him saying that to a buncha reenactors.

[Gunthr]

the word you are looking for is "SGSOB"










- smashing good show old bean -

oh wait, thats the one for the English army.  sorry.