30 minues after midnight
In Swahili, "vitani" means "in the wars" or "in battle." It is derived from the noun "vita," which means "war." The term is often used in the context of conflicts or military situations.
Reenlisted- is to rejoin, joined again(Example- Army if your contract is up, but you want to do another 6 years you reenlist.)
'Probie' is not a military term. In the Naval Criminal Investigative Service it refers to an individual who is going to become an agent but has not yet attained full agent status, the full term for which is probationary agent. It may also be used to refer to the newest member on a team, such as in McGee's case or used by a mentor to refer to an agent they previously instrcuted, such as in the case of Mike Franks and Gibbs.
i think it is , against , opposite.
"Kuro na sai" is a phrase in Japanese that can be translated to mean "black" or "dark." The term "kuro" (黒) means "black," while "na" is a linking particle, and "sai" (際) can refer to occasion or time. However, the phrase may not have a widely recognized or specific meaning in Japanese culture, so context is important for a precise interpretation.
It is Military slang. It is usually used to refer to any time when the sun isn't up, usually between mid-night and 4 am or so. Most operations start at Oh dark thirty, much earlier than a normal 'person' would think civilized. [New] 0-Dark-30 is 30 minutes before sunrise. -Edit- 0-dark-30 refers to a time (any time really) where the sun isn't up, but you are(and you're probably working). It doesn't mean military, but generally this is when Military members have a lot of work, so it applies well to them.
Department of Defense
In progress review
Perform To Serve.
CASEVAC is Casualty Evacuation.
When a radar has you marked for sure.
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In the "dark" opposite of light. The world fell into chaos and darkness with the fall of Rome.
It means Drinking, F*cking, Fighting. It's a military term.
In a military context, "samprify" does not have a widely recognized or standard meaning. It may be a misspelling or misinterpretation of another term. If you are looking for a specific military jargon or concept, please provide more context or clarify the term.
The initials BRAC mean Base Realignment And Closure. This term is often used by the Government. More specifically, the term is used in the US military.
It's dark circles around your eyes or dark make up made to look like a raccoon