The term is now mostly reserved for use on the range, while in operational environments the command/firing status of "weapons free" or "weapons tight" (adoped originally from US air defence) is in more common usage - but this varies with the country/forces in question.
NATO was exploring the possibility of using the same terminology for ALL weapons systems - so as to provide consistent command and control with respect to the use of force.
The slang term may be one word, photoshoot, or two words, both meaning photo session.
Ragging is a slang term with two different meanings. It can either mean that a girl is on her period or it can mean teasing and tormenting.
The adjective is spelled "on-site" (on the premises).The prepositional phrase meaning when seen is "on sight." (e.g. shoot on sight)
The meaning of the term 'lol' is laugh out loud.
G.I., Grunt
The term "a minced oath" is where you change the wording of a rude word to make it less offensive e.g. shoot, darn, heck ect.
The slang term may be one word, photoshoot, or two words, both meaning photo session.
I think the term may be "re-up"
An angle-shoot is a botanical term for a side shoot which grows from the main stem.
An angle shoot is a botanical term for a side shoot which grows from the main stem.
It's like if you were making a poster advertising joining your country's army, you couldn't put anything about your country and how great it is.
not good for the army .
It's like if you were making a poster advertising joining your country's army, you couldn't put anything about your country and how great it is.
* cute shoot - Shoot from the term bumbershoot which is a colloquialism for the umbrella
Ragging is a slang term with two different meanings. It can either mean that a girl is on her period or it can mean teasing and tormenting.
A cadet is a term for a certain type of person. This person is usually a young trainee in the armed force (e.g. the army) or in the police force. This can also refer to a trainee at military school.
The "D" in D-Day has no meaning at all. D-Day is and Army term for a military opperation date. The "H" in H-Hour also has no meaning. They were randomly selected.