There's like shitbag, Lance coolie, Lance criminal, short timer, silly-villian, mandatory fun day, boots and yutes, dependa, chee wo, saj Maj, wook, that's all for now. Semper
Back when I was in the Army in the mid 80's, we used the word "sham" instead of "skate". Calling someone a "sham artist" was the highest compliment you could give a lower enlisted soldier. The art of "shamming" could only be perfected by the amount of labor invested in getting out of actually doing the work. My favorite "sham" move was carrying a stack of papers in the company area and walking at a fast pace usually in the general direction of battalion HQ, while giving the impression that you're carrying time sensitive documents that are eyes-only for the S-1 or S-2 office. As you approach the battalion area, you then veer off towards the unit parking lot where you've earlier strategically parked your POV in the farthest back row. After scanning the parking lot and ensuring no overly vigilant NCO's are in the area, you then slide in the drivers seat for a well deserved 30 minute power nap.
@@BryanFerra The best part is if anyone asked...."Has anyone seen Pfc. (Insert name)?"..."Yeah Sarge...(insert Squad Ldr, Platoon Sgt., etc.), he had to run some paperwork up to battalion".
1. AWOL (absent without leave) : TK (tanpa keterangan) 2. MIA (missing in action) : tidak ada kabar / hilang dalam misi 3. KIA (Killed in action) : gugur 4. Dud : tidak berfungsi sebagaimana mestinya 5. Snafu : terlalu rumit/membingungkan 6. Uncle Sam : istilah untuk militer/pemerintah US/United Stated/USA 7. Collateral damage : kerusakan lebih disekitar pusat 8. Coup de grace : serangan akhir untuk membunuh musuh 9. FUBAR (F up beyond all recognition) / Soup Sandwich : situasi yg sangat buruk 10. Stay frosty / Stay Alert : tetap waspada 11. Watch my/her/his/someone six (6) : awasi belakang saya/dia/mereka 12. (POW) Prisoner of war : tahanan perang 13. Weapons/Arms : persenjataan 14. (IED) Improvided explosion device : alat peledak rakitan 15. Ceasefire : berhenti menembak 16. Boot camp : tempat pelatihan militer 17. Drill sergeant : gadik 18. Ally / coalition : kawan 19. Repel : menekan balik 20. Onslaught : situasi dimana bisa membunuh seenaknya 21. Boots on the ground : pasukan darat 22. Ground forces : pasukan darat (sda) 23. Police call : bersih/kurfe. This is for Indonesian
I now know how to communicate with marines and explain to them for 2 minutes how I didn't serve, and that I just want to be able to communicate to them better. Mad respect to them
Lot of them I already knew the last one I'd never heard before leave it up to the code talkers, and not the World War II variety. They're in a very elite class !! Just making the last part clear period...
Hey Bryan, great video! Since you're posted in Japan, what are your "working hours" like? How many free hours do you get in a day, a lot of which I assume you use for training and working out?
Bryan Ferra Maybe consider making more training vlogs? Military training routines are very interesting, you have to be in top shape as a soldier after all!
Nice video dude. Thinking to apply for the army again, I'm from London UK, however won't be going to soon, but, I still want to do things that are actively related... so my question to you is, what kind of clubs or events would you reccomend me to go join up with and see to get the most out of all the free time I have now I have all the time? Like what kind of places can 'civies go to' in order to replicate that feeling of being In the forces 👀 Liked and subbed so please give a reply if you can, maybe even do a video on it?! Must be a wanted topic haha
@@BryanFerra Thanks for the reply dude, and you're welcome. Can also literally be anything dude, as long as you think that it would look really sweet on paper when applying for the army. It's cool you're asking what I meant, like, going back to my idea for you like a topic to talk about, from your insight, what would be the best civilian jobs to take on in terms of their transferability in skills and usefulness? Some that came to mind for me are jobs like Adventure Club Coordinator or Airsoft Instructor. Bet you could learn a thing or two from more of the outside sources used in the Army, could be a fun topic... But yeah, what's your take on that dude?
Article 15 isn't exactly like getting a ticket. It does end up in your SRB as kind of an addendum but isn't paid much attention to unless you have several for the same offense. Even though it isn't a Court you can lose rank and pay and be restricted to the base for up to 90 days. Gonna go out on limb here say I know what I'm talking about here. "Corporal, you need to put zippers on those stripes because you keep losing them." "How did you know I was drinking and driving my car? ... Because you are awake and off duty." I retired as a First Sergeant, came real close to getting my ass cashierd before I made Sergeant though. Article 15 is a pain in the ass but probably saved my career. Not probably, it did.
Hello sir! Great video. Can you or anyone in the comment section please tell me the meaning of ACTUAL in TAC-COM? Like: "Anvil 1-3, this is Anvil ACTUAL".
Bryan Ferra Fair enough, there’s a person in my apartments that’s retired Army and was telling me that he was going to get the news from tmz and I was shocked that he’d use a news source like that instead of more credible independent journalists outside of the MSM. He then said that he reads it differently than a civilian would and that there are messages underneath what is being said directly that military personnel are trained to see. I’ve never heard of this before. He used the tabloids from the movie MIB as an example. I had no other way to verify this so I was asking around to see what people said. I’ve known quite a few current and ex military including my dad as well as a handful of (3)Rangers and (1)SEALs and this was the first time hearing something like this. The statement did seem far-fetched.
@@BryanFerra hmm maybe it's just a army thing, i also noticed you call it skating instead of shaming, and we call green weiney getting shafted. Do you guys call it Zonk? Or is it different for you?
@@BryanFerra oh boy.... so you're saying that you have never felt the sweet sweet joyful sensation of the person in charge of pt announcing that theres no pt? We use that word to describe that, and apparently those who dont hightail it out of there quick enough have to stay and still do pt.
It's time to Pop Smoke means to get the hell out of dodge . You usally shout pop smoke after you knock someone out in the bar and you notice the MP's arrived.
Did I miss any good ones? Leave a comment!
There's like shitbag, Lance coolie, Lance criminal, short timer, silly-villian, mandatory fun day, boots and yutes, dependa, chee wo, saj Maj, wook, that's all for now. Semper
John Smith haha those are some good ones for sure!
Bryan Ferra yeah man, thanks. I recently got out so I still remember them. Semper Fi brother
Goggle Fuck
Snafu. Situation normal all fucked up
bravo 6 going dark
Echo 31 on approach
1 to 6 actual, target is in the main house...
I’m On your 6 operation F Target at bravo
This is Falcon 3-0 UAV beginning fly over
Dropkick 2-3 on station let's kill em all this time
Back when I was in the Army in the mid 80's, we used the word "sham" instead of "skate". Calling someone a "sham artist" was the highest compliment you could give a lower enlisted soldier. The art of "shamming" could only be perfected by the amount of labor invested in getting out of actually doing the work. My favorite "sham" move was carrying a stack of papers in the company area and walking at a fast pace usually in the general direction of battalion HQ, while giving the impression that you're carrying time sensitive documents that are eyes-only for the S-1 or S-2 office. As you approach the battalion area, you then veer off towards the unit parking lot where you've earlier strategically parked your POV in the farthest back row. After scanning the parking lot and ensuring no overly vigilant NCO's are in the area, you then slide in the drivers seat for a well deserved 30 minute power nap.
J High 😂😂😂 love it
@@BryanFerra
The best part is if anyone asked...."Has anyone seen Pfc. (Insert name)?"..."Yeah Sarge...(insert Squad Ldr, Platoon Sgt., etc.), he had to run some paperwork up to battalion".
Imma gon use that
1. AWOL (absent without leave) : TK (tanpa keterangan)
2. MIA (missing in action) : tidak ada kabar / hilang dalam misi
3. KIA (Killed in action) : gugur
4. Dud : tidak berfungsi sebagaimana mestinya
5. Snafu : terlalu rumit/membingungkan
6. Uncle Sam : istilah untuk militer/pemerintah US/United Stated/USA
7. Collateral damage : kerusakan lebih disekitar pusat
8. Coup de grace : serangan akhir untuk membunuh musuh
9. FUBAR (F up beyond all recognition) / Soup Sandwich : situasi yg sangat buruk
10. Stay frosty / Stay Alert : tetap waspada
11. Watch my/her/his/someone six (6) : awasi belakang saya/dia/mereka
12. (POW) Prisoner of war : tahanan perang
13. Weapons/Arms : persenjataan
14. (IED) Improvided explosion device : alat peledak rakitan
15. Ceasefire : berhenti menembak
16. Boot camp : tempat pelatihan militer
17. Drill sergeant : gadik
18. Ally / coalition : kawan
19. Repel : menekan balik
20. Onslaught : situasi dimana bisa membunuh seenaknya
21. Boots on the ground : pasukan darat
22. Ground forces : pasukan darat (sda)
23. Police call : bersih/kurfe.
This is for Indonesian
thank you!!
Mantap
@@BryanFerra what is "oscar Mike?" Or we're oscar mike
@@kimjongun2637 what's oscar mike😂
@@kimjongun2637 oscar mike : lets go
3:37 that’s what they’re called in Britain
"You know NOTHING of skating..." -Chief petty officer, probably right before turning into a bat and flying away.
LOL the out take. I ignored a call from my boss because I was watching you and laughing when I was supposed to be working. Mom first.
I enjoyed your personality as I am a retired USAF Aerospace cadet is SAC
Instead of charlie, echo, etc. in Indonesia we use kijang (small deer), rusa (deer), macan (tiger), and comodo. just for information (:
I now know how to communicate with marines and explain to them for 2 minutes how I didn't serve, and that I just want to be able to communicate to them better. Mad respect to them
Lot of them I already knew the last one I'd never heard before leave it up to the code talkers, and not the World War II variety. They're in a very elite class !! Just making the last part clear period...
Nice short vid. Jarhead! B.D.U. (Battle Dress Uniform), but now they are A.C.U.(Army Combat Uniform) "sounds better", lol.
Live to Survive!
You’re doing great bro!
Btw I’m new this channel looking forward to your video’s :)
"Hey Guys, WE'RE OSCAR MIKE LETS GO!!!"
Good shit, give'em one!
Soldier crush : Bryan Ferra
❤😅
Hey Bryan, great video!
Since you're posted in Japan, what are your "working hours" like? How many free hours do you get in a day, a lot of which I assume you use for training and working out?
Being a Marine is 24/7 365. Yes I use my free time for working out, training, TH-cam, ect.
Bryan Ferra Maybe consider making more training vlogs?
Military training routines are very interesting, you have to be in top shape as a soldier after all!
Abhishek Padhee great idea, thank you!
“ Target rich environment “ “ Negative Ghostrider” “ i was inverted”
So skating is awol though right
Also, in acknowledging someone you can say Aye Aye.
Where is the blue falcon at
How about “canoeing”? no one ever said it better than wyatt earp in tombstone but it’s definitely a term ive heard
Also we have other 2 terms: "Roger" and "beachhead"
Nice video dude. Thinking to apply for the army again, I'm from London UK, however won't be going to soon, but, I still want to do things that are actively related... so my question to you is, what kind of clubs or events would you reccomend me to go join up with and see to get the most out of all the free time I have now I have all the time?
Like what kind of places can 'civies go to' in order to replicate that feeling of being In the forces 👀
Liked and subbed so please give a reply if you can, maybe even do a video on it?!
Must be a wanted topic haha
Thank you Jordan. Well it depends which aspect you want. Is it the camaraderie, handling firearms, etc
@@BryanFerra Thanks for the reply dude, and you're welcome. Can also literally be anything dude, as long as you think that it would look really sweet on paper when applying for the army. It's cool you're asking what I meant, like, going back to my idea for you like a topic to talk about, from your insight, what would be the best civilian jobs to take on in terms of their transferability in skills and usefulness? Some that came to mind for me are jobs like Adventure Club Coordinator or Airsoft Instructor. Bet you could learn a thing or two from more of the outside sources used in the Army, could be a fun topic... But yeah, what's your take on that dude?
Hello. Help me, please! What does "PT" mean? On 3.05 and in some other places
Article 15 isn't exactly like getting a ticket. It does end up in your SRB as kind of an addendum but isn't paid much attention to unless you have several for the same offense. Even though it isn't a Court you can lose rank and pay and be restricted to the base for up to 90 days.
Gonna go out on limb here say I know what I'm talking about here. "Corporal, you need to put zippers on those stripes because you keep losing them." "How did you know I was drinking and driving my car? ... Because you are awake and off duty."
I retired as a First Sergeant, came real close to getting my ass cashierd before I made Sergeant though. Article 15 is a pain in the ass but probably saved my career. Not probably, it did.
I just wanna know what long a means because I can actually understand what csgo randoms say
what does land line mean?
Stackswyd I don’t remember using that in the military. To me that’s just a phone.
Bryan Ferra oh wow, also thank you for replying.
My favorites blue falcon
I watching this in 2023 waaw
What does double blue and right eye mean
Lol good job brother
One thousandth like ayyy
What about Rat piss?
Does this apply to England
TAG THAT. that’s a given
I searched “what does oscar mike mean” only because i heard it in my mw2 and mw3 games
S.L.U.G slow learner under guidance, we used it a lot.
What about: Port Hole? Deck? Secure the hatch? And my favorite B.C.Gs? 🤣 🤣 Stay Salty motivators! YUT! Raaahh! Teufelhunden!
Cammies? I called them Utilities
What about the Big Chicken Dinner?
I've seen a few handed out at captains mast.
bravo 6 were moving upstairs
Skating on an aircraft carrier
Bravo we need air support!
T-shirt is a skivvy
Bravo 5 Going light
I would like but it’s at 699
Lol semper fi
Oscar Mike Ladies
Go-fasters? After my time.
This is for when I play fortnite
😂😂
Hello sir! Great video.
Can you or anyone in the comment section please tell me the meaning of ACTUAL in TAC-COM?
Like: "Anvil 1-3, this is Anvil ACTUAL".
Actual is the Callsign Owner
@@What-tv6bl Thank you!
Actual is the literal meaning of “im HIM”
Police call, if God didn't put it there, pick it up lol
Delta force wya baby
Blue Falcon
No Head = No Bathroom?
Why do people say "actual" ? Like.. Actual Eagle
OSCAR MIKE
Are you in any way related to Sam Harris ( the neuroscientist )?
I have no clue who that is lol.
@@BryanFerra Come on, just google him, a cool American guy.
"broken" lol
How does the military read news like tmz differently than civilians? What are the hidden messages?
Alpha Centauri ??? There are no hidden messages besides the media is stupid. The military doesn’t have time for that.
Bryan Ferra Fair enough, there’s a person in my apartments that’s retired Army and was telling me that he was going to get the news from tmz and I was shocked that he’d use a news source like that instead of more credible independent journalists outside of the MSM. He then said that he reads it differently than a civilian would and that there are messages underneath what is being said directly that military personnel are trained to see. I’ve never heard of this before. He used the tabloids from the movie MIB as an example. I had no other way to verify this so I was asking around to see what people said. I’ve known quite a few current and ex military including my dad as well as a handful of (3)Rangers and (1)SEALs and this was the first time hearing something like this. The statement did seem far-fetched.
Bravo Zulu
Pop smoke?
Zeraf_Grey no we don’t say that, I mean unless that’s what the grunts are saying, but never heard it except on games haha
@@BryanFerra hmm maybe it's just a army thing, i also noticed you call it skating instead of shaming, and we call green weiney getting shafted. Do you guys call it Zonk? Or is it different for you?
Zeraf_Grey getting Shafted BY the green weenie. Not sure what Zonk is.
@@BryanFerra oh boy.... so you're saying that you have never felt the sweet sweet joyful sensation of the person in charge of pt announcing that theres no pt? We use that word to describe that, and apparently those who dont hightail it out of there quick enough have to stay and still do pt.
It's time to Pop Smoke means to get the hell out of dodge . You usally shout pop smoke after you knock someone out in the bar and you notice the MP's arrived.
I mean i mean why
I thought the thumbnail was Adam Sandler!😂😂😂 ... Sorry bud
Hard negative on the NJP shipmate
FNG-- not telling
Fuckin new guy