During the Viet War the US Military phonetic alphabet was Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, Delta, Echo, Golf, etc. In WWII "Echo" was "Easy."
During the war, NVA transmitted over the radio was November Victor Alpha. VC was Victor Charlie. US personnel were Uniform Sierra, etc. Killed in action was Kilo India Alpha; Wounded in Action was Whiskey India Alpha.
Charlie, Chuck, Mr. Charles, etc. as long as someone could make out the letter "C" that was all that mattered. Of course during normal conversation (not on the radio) Chuck, Charlie, Sir Charles, etc. everyone knew it meant either Communists or Cong (Viet Cong).
Refer to "Corkscrew & Blowtorch" tactics .
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Mac CharlieHe used to refer to himself as Jesus Christ.
Uncle Charlie and Yakkerareslang termsmeaning curveball. The origins of both are unknown.
"Vietcongs" US Soldiers often refer to them as "Charlie". With "Charlie" as being plural and singular.
In military terms, "Charlie" is often used as a phonetic alphabet code for the letter C. It can also refer to specific military terminology such as the Charlie Company, which is a unit within a larger military organization. Additionally, it is sometimes used as informal slang to refer to the enemy or hostile forces.
The unicorns are not named, but many people refer to them as Pink and Blue.
Charlie Bears are stuffed toy bears which are considered as collectible items. They are hand made from the finest materials and designed by renowned artists.
There are a number of individuals named Charlie that have a big head. A big head can refer to someone with a large cranium or a person who thinks highly of themselves.
Chuck Norris is, if you believe him to be, "God". God is not a name, God is a noun meaning "With powers beyond mortal men." If you want someone to be "God", very well then, you can recognize that person as what we refer to as "God". In my opinion, Chuck Norris is the Lord Almighty.
The phrase "proverbial cloud" is often used to describe something or someone that has a sense of mystery, uncertainty, or ambiguity surrounding them. It can also refer to a situation or circumstance that is unclear or undefined.
The chocolate river, and oompa-loompas paddling it (depending on which movie you refer to).
Yes, his name is Rick Ross.
Alex Charles Turk could refer to the member of the Senate of France. Tuck does not identify with one specific political party but does represent the Nord department.