cake eaters military slang

DDG: Destroyer, Guided Missile, class of ship. Term used to refer to the lucky nuke who gets out of the Navy next. Walking, Talking Road Mark: Used during boot camp to refer to a recruit that is a complete loss at military bearing, appearence, and formalities, a recruit that causes his company to constantly lose points at inspections, drills, etc. i know that the kid in mighty ducks. B.O.C.O.D: "Beat Off Cut Off Date": The date prior to returning home from a deployment on which a man should stop masturbating in order to save himself up for his wife or girlfriend. Ricky Crud: (1) A one-night sickness which sailors acquire in bootcamp after receiving their smallpox vaccinations. The Navy's senior admiral and member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Sticks: The levers in the Maneuvering Room of a diesel submarine that are used to change the settings for the main propuslion motors. Seabag Inspection: Formal uniform/personal item inspection for an E-4 and below sailor upon check in to a new command. A multi-tool (aka Gerber, Leatherman, etc), while not authorized to perform ANY maintenance, is nonetheless carried by most engineers in Reactor spaces. "Let's bag it.". So called in reference to her collision with the USS Kennedy in 1975. Also known as the Bitch Box. The watchstander is dressed in protective gear carrying a 10 to 12 foot pole. Also "ditty chaser.". Pictures of bare-assed drunken aviators standing on the blue tile during port calls are highly prized keepsakes. Kick start (a deck seaman): Surreptitious corporal punishment applied by driving one's boot down the shin of the offending seaman to encourage better and faster work. Sea Warrior: Used by naval personnel whom have never set foot on a ship, usually in response to being called shipmate. "Tack on crow": (Hazing) When promoted in rank, senior and equivalent ranks would tack the crow (solidly punching) patch on one's arm as good luck so it does not "fall off." An obsolete / unofficial procedure signal. A flux capacitor ran the time machines, particularly in the car, in the Back To The Future movies Forecastle: (Pronounced "foc-sull") Forward most part of a ship. X-Ray Fitting: (1) A hatch, scuttle or the like which in normal condition is closed both in-port and at-sea. Follies are held about every 6 to 8 weeks while on deployment. Scuttlebutt: (1) A drinking fountain. A "My Wife Chit" is a special request that uses one's wife as an excuse/justification for needing to be absent. Replaced with the PFA. "Get your dick skinners off my white hat." AOL: Absent Over Leave; Navyspeak for AWOL. Or jump out of your rack and make it. Stand By: To wait, can also be to foreshadow chastisement or punishment from a superior. Building 36: The USS Bryce Canyon (AD-36). Chub Club: The mandatory physical training to which sailors are assigned if they are overweight. Left side of an aircraft when facing the nose from inside. Bluenose: An individual who has crossed the, Blue Dick: The Navy, AKA (I've been f-ed by the Blue Dick again), Blue on Blue: (1) Fratricide, friendly fire, so called because blue is the color associated with friendly forces during "workups" and exercises, while the fictional enemy country is usually orange. Never washed, except as a prank by disgruntled juniors. IYARYAS: Unofficial acronym used by Reactor Department to make fun of the similar phrase, IYAOYAS, used by ordinance. Cumshaw: The art of trading something that doesn't belong to you, to someone, for something that doesn't belong to them, not necessarily for personal gain, but to circumvent regular supply channels, or to obtain something not available through supply channels. (Coast Guard: Seabag: A large green canvas bag issued to the sailor during boot camp as part of his uniform issue, the nearest civilian equivalent would be a suit case or several pieces of luggage, the seabag is constructed to hold close to 150 lbs. Night-Ops: The throwing of trash or other unneeded items overboard at night to avoid the longer process of properly getting rid of it. Read as "If you ain't ordnance, you ain't shit" Pronounced "eye-OH-yahs" and yelled out during ceremonies; also known as "If you're ordnance, your ASVAB sucked.". Manatee: A dependent wife, usually in Pensacola or Jacksonville that is Manatee fat even though her husband has maintained the same basic size during their marriage. On larger ships, the "First" may be in charge of air crew. Used when a sailors try to tell stories about their previous ships, or how things were handled on their previous ships. Used pejoratively if the officer in question is overly proud of this fact. Christmas, New Year's Day, Easter, etc. Ready Roller: a sailor who wakes up, "rolls" out of his rack- without washing or brushing- "ready" to head to the Mess Hall to start his day. Case-Evac. Coffin Locker: A personal storage area located underneath a sailor's rack. Cell Block 70: The USS Carl Vinson (CVN-70), so called on account of her never ending berthings and overall resemblance to a prison. Used mostly to supply breathing air to shipboard firefighters before civilian firefighter equipment was approved and adopted. ", CAG: Title used when addressing the carrier air wing commander. USS Zippo: Derogatory name for USS Forrestal (CV 59). Pussy patch: Transdermal scopolamine patch for seasickness. The hinge also limits the LCDRs head movement to the foreaft axis. USS Slurpeefish: The USS SAN FRANCISCO. Can also refer to the air wing itself, as in CAG-1, CAG-5 or CAG-14. A person with such a rank can also be referred to by number of stars they have; so a "three star" is a Vice Admiral, and so forth. I was watching some cbs show called seal team and they refer to bad officers as "cake eaters" I'm not sure if it's a DEVGRU or SOF thing but I've never heard navy personnel use that term. USS Belcrash: The USS Belknap (CG-26). Gig line: The visual line formed by uniform zipper, belt buckle, and buttoned shirt seam. Scuttle: A smaller, sealable, opening in a larger, heavier door or hatch. Assholes and elbows: The only things which should be seen by a boatswains mate when deck hands are on their hands and knees holystoning a wooden deck. The opposite of a highly respected and particularly valuable "Good Man." Taken from the Supply Corps' porkchop-shaped insignia. "Do we have any nighttime evolutions this underway?" Honey-ko: A reference to a male sailor or his girlfriend for the evening. "Have your cake and eat it too". "If Airman Smith isn't in this shop in 5 minutes, write that piece of FOD up. See BOHICA. Other usage: "PFM circuit" for electronics in depot level repair only equipment whose inner workings are not required to be known. Bag of Dicks: An unwanted or extremely tedious task, e.g. A required exercise regimen. Rider: (1) Most often associated with the submarine service; an individual aboard a submarine not a member of the crew who is assigned to the sub for a period of time to perform a specific mission; usually intelligence related. More correctly, the "trice" is the bottom (third) rack, being built to fold up against the bulkhead/stanchion (see above), so when the command "Trice-up" was given, the rack would be folded up, allowing compartment cleaners to sweep and swab under that bottom rack. Single, for all intents and purposes, until the day their spouse returns from deployment. Snivel: To request time off or to not be scheduled, usually for personal reasons. Typically not the same person as the sailor's ashore spouse/girlfriend/boyfriend (i.e. ", Ricky Fishing: Masturbation. Sailors must go to the Paint Locker with properly signed chits to receive paint and painting equipment. 2.) Burn Run: An organized evolution to dispose of the material stored in burn bags. "A grain of sand on the beach of reasons to get out of the Navy.". : Same Old Shit or Shit-on-a-shingle. Grotopotamus: The rather large ladies that graze around the Groton, CT area. CIWS: Close In Weapon System. Skateboard: A clipboard full of random papers carried as a skating prop, to provide a visual "excuse" for wandering around the ship. The Navy, however, uses cake eater to refer to a sailor who reenlists into the troops, as most are served cake at the reenlistment ceremony. Also termed as Smokin' and Jokin'. (1974), Boot Camp: Term used to refer to the eight week basic training course held at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Illinois. During WW2 the name referred to an animated cartoon character in a number of situations which showed servicemen how NOT to perform. Busted: Reduced in rank as a result of Captain's Mast. Swims: Aviation water survival training. Depending on the rank of the commanding officer involved, the name of the procedure may change to Admiral's Mast, OIC's Mast, etc. Can also refer to a green or inexperienced sailor, officer or enlisted person, e.g. Scrambled Eggs: Gold embroidered decoration on a Commander's/Captain's cover. Cat's meow: Something splendid or stylish. Also a Variance on the rules. Golden Shellback: A sailor who crossed the International Date Line and Equator at the same time. Small Boy: Term referring to smaller class ships, such as destroyers and frigates. VF: Fixed Wing Fighter Aircraft Squadrons. Sometimes used especially of the sailors from the USS Mathers. M.A.S.H. Emergency Blow: When a sub rapidly blows all of the ballast out of the ballast tanks, resulting in a rapid ascent and an impressive display as the sub breaks the surface. Compare to "A.J. Refers to the locals in and around Naval Air Station Patuxent River. Rotor Head: Sailor who flies or maintains rotary-winged aircraft (helicopters). Vitamin M: Motrin, which is occasionally used to combat the various aches/pains/headaches associated with military service. Can also be used to refer to any sailor not expected to be very bright, who is young and naive, or one who has screwed up in some way: "And you've got Seaman Timmy on the .50 cal.". Helmet Fire: When a pilot becomes so task saturated in the cockpit that he loses the big picture and situational awareness (SA). Consists of an overweight fitness "guru" measuring one's waist and neck. Generally refers to the ship's engineering plant being online, e.g. Lifer Dog: (See "Lifer," above) "Call me an asshole, call me a cocksucker, call me a son-of-a-bitch; just don't call me a Lifer Dog.". Shit Suit: Aka "Poopy Suit" A white disposable set of coveralls used mainly for sewage use, painting, bilge diving, or void inspections. Ready Rollers are generally thought of in a negative scense due to their poor hygene and lack of respect for themselves, while in close quarters or proximity to other shipmates. Lifer Stripe: The stripes located just above the cuff of the right sleeve on the service dress uniform that indicates four years of service per stripe. Originally a Torpedo Boat Destroyer, then later, just Destroyer. Mad-Money: Car fare home if she has a row with escort Meat-Ball . The head of a ship, submarine, aviation squadron or shore command; usually no lower in rank than a Commander, often a Captain, the Commanding Officer is in charge of most of the everyday things that happen on board the ship, in the squadron or aboard the shore installation, from corporal punishment (Captain's Mast) to common everyday maintenance, and upkeep of the ship, squadron or shore command. Rot-Cee: Slang for ROTC, Reserve Officer Training Corps. 1D10T or ID10T: A mythical substance that new Sailors are sent in search of as a joke. Compare "Ricky Fishing. Guns: A sailor in the Gunner's Mate rating. USS Lake Cham Pain: The USS Lake Champlain. Ricky Lawnmower: Nailclippers, used to trim stray threads from uniforms. INTerrogative What The Fuck. On submarines, there are also Sonar Training Aids which are any meaty foods with a phallic shape. Lady Lex: Either of the two aircraft carriers named "Lexington.". Rent-A-Crow: A sailor advanced to E-4 because they graduated top of their "A" school class. See, Girl Scout: A sailor with an inordinate amount of decorative patches on spotless. AIMD: Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department. Bagger: A sailor who is chronically late for watch relief. USS Notagain (DD 214): The fictional ship which sailors who are separating from the Navy specify when they are asked which command they are going to, or which former sailors specify when new personnel ask which ship they are on. Everyone else working while you watch the clouds go by. Can house: Bordello. The Navy, however, uses cake eater to refer to a sailor who reenlists into the troops, as most are served cake at the reenlistment ceremony. Smoke Test: Turn on recently repaired electronic gear; worst case scenario it smokes, indicating a catastrophic failure. Dilbert often paid dearly for his ignorance, lack of attention to detail, or carelessness. This page was last edited on 8 February 2023, at 17:05. Splicing such a cable was a daunting task, and the sailor tasked with such a job was given an extra tot of rum for his trouble. Gator-Freighter: A ship used in amphibious warfare, or generally the transportation of Marines and their equipment, especially, a carrier-like vessel (. Differs from leave (see above) in that one must stay close to one's home station and it is generally much shorter. (See "Brown Water Navy."). Love Boat: (1) A sub tender crewed primarily by female sailors; see also "Tuna Boat." TSC: Tactical Support Center, shore-based briefing/debriefing/analysis and operational control center for VP (patrol aviation) missions. SMAG: Engineering Laboratory Technician (ELT). Round Turn: To put some elbow grease into it; to work hard at it and make a strong effort to finish the job. Vampire Liberty: A day off one gets for donating a pint of blood. Midnight Requisition: To "borrow" (with varying degress of consent) a needed item from another unit. a "field expedient Frappuccino" might be made by putting all the MRE coffees, sugars, and creamers into a 2-liter bottle and mixing. Double Nuts: Aircraft flown by the squadron or air wing commander, typically has "00" (zero zero) painted on the nose and also printed on routing slips for correspondence. (Submarine). Lather up and wash. Back Alley: Card game of trump played by 2 to 4 players (mostly "snipes"). LPOD: Last Plane On Deck: The time when all aircraft should be on the ground. Sea and Anchor Detail: Every sailor has an assigned duty station to be manned when the ship is either pulling into or out of port. Pisser: (1) A urinal (not a toilet). PRT: Physical Readiness Test. also used as Civilian Life Incentive Program. These personnel go on to become Plank Owners. Also lifers say things like "there is nothing a sailor needs that is not in his sea-bag"; this usually is a comment implying a sailor does not need to see his spouse or children, more rarely acronym associated with people coasting through their Navy career, stands for "Lazy Incompetent Fuck Expecting Retirement", or "Lowly Indignant Fuck Evading Reality" see also "The ROAD program.". Not a single aspect is successful. Historically, the CH-46 Sea Knight (see "Phrog") was used for such resupply, although any aircraft with a cargo hook installed can do. May also refer to the anti-exposure suits used by aircrews in the case of a water landing in cold environments. CGN: Cruiser, Guided Missile, Nuclear, class of ship. Boondockers: The standard workday steel-toed boots. If the roll call or the skit fails to amuse the rest of the airwing, the offending squadron is booed and belittled mercilessly. S.N.A.F.U. The morale boost comes from watching a fresh sailor running back and forth across a flight deck with a 10 foot pole, while crew members call out monkey sightings. Also sailor(s) who head for the quarterdeck immediately after "shift colors.". Operation GOLDENFLOW: A command-wide urinalysis test. Slick Sleeve: A sailor in the E-1 paygrade who does not have a rating, and who has not yet graduated from Apprentice training. Dining-in/Dining-out: Social functions, usually for officers and chiefs, where dinner dress is worn and certain "rules of the mess" are followed. Part of the Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department (AIMD), IM3 (Avionics) division. Killer Tomato: A large reddish-orange inflated ball used in gunnery practice at sea. A room located high in an aircraft carrier's island where the Air Boss and Mini-Boss run all flight operations within a five mile radius of the ship. Used to describe a piece of equipment that no longer functions and is "out of commission.". Cover: Term for any sort of headgear worn with a uniform in USN, USMC and USCG. Airedale: A sailor who works in one of the Navy's aviation rates also know as "Brown Shoes.". Lifer cup: A coffee cup stained brown by repeated use. Budweiser: Nickname for the SEAL Trident insignia. This item is available to borrow from 1library branch. Kiss the Camel: To fall between ship and pier onto the, Knee-deep navy: Epithet (usually friendly) for the Coast Guard or coastal patrol vessels . (The Navy term for Air Force personnel is simply "Queer. See "XO's Happy Hour.". Daddy Rickover: A nuke referring to the late Admiral Hyman G. Rickover, the father of the nuclear navy. On my six: Naval aviation expression referring to having someone or thing at my back, on my tail, directly behind me, relative to the hours of a clock; 12-dead ahead, 3-starboard or to the right, 6 aft or behind and 9-port or to the left. Wheel Book: Green covered pocket-sized government issue notebook carried by most Petty Officers and Chiefs. Boxing your coffee: Using two paper cups and pouring back and forth to mix creamer and/or sugar. Bilge Troll: Engine room lower level watchstander; junior enlisted nuke machinist mate on sub. 1956, Joseph Caruso, The Priest, ISBN, page 158: "Nowadays, these cake-eaters all died young. A phrase all MilSpouses should be saying to each other. Torpedo Sponge: Similar to "Missile Sponge", this refers to the smaller ships in a convoy, whose duty it is to protect the carrier, to the point of taking the torpedo hit for the carrier if needed. SWEATEX: (1) Any evolution or situation, to be performed by an individual, a ship, or even larger unit, subject to scrutiny by a superior, such as a major inspection; (2) An evolution that involves one sailor working while his/her superiors are watching and waiting impatiently. Five by five: nonstandard Radio speech indicating "loud and clear." Rot-Cee Nazi: Derogatory slang term for an ROTC member who has let power go to his or her head; primarily used when such ROTC members board a ship for training, and start pushing around enlisted sailors, who hold higher ranks and/or have had more time on active duty. 1st Division: The division, in most aviation and afloat commands, which is responsible for the material condition and cleanliness of the ship. The more derogatory ". Call copper: Inform the police. Spook: Usually a IS, CT, or some other kind of intelligence type. Each squadron has one on the O-3 level, and each pilot has his own seat. On a "small boy," the LSO sits under a bubble on the flight deck and talks to helo pilots as they attempt to land in the Rapid Securing Device, or "trap." They are also given the privilege of wearing their winter blue, or summer white uniforms, or, as an alternate, their dress uniforms, for the week before shipping out to the fleet. Haji: Racial epithet for a Middle Eastern individual, or anything Middle Eastern. See also BROWN SHOE. She is usually worried about unsafe flight conditions or an enemy threat (e.g. Bar Stool Technician: A term labeled to the former AQ rating, Aviation Fire Control Technician. Dixie Cup: The canvas white hat sailors wear with their dress uniforms. On submarines, the term "Battle Stations" is used. 21: And you fellows, if you find some cake-eaters trying to take advantage of your sister, what are you going to do? Same as meat-ball. Color Company is also given the honor of being the first company to Pass in Review if there is not a Hall of Fame Company that graduates Boot Camp at the same time. IE or Modified GQ, relaxed GQ condition during extended GQ period, primarily to allow chow; II: Similar to IA, for extended Naval Gunfire Support; III: Wartime cruising, higher state of readiness with some battle stations manned; IV: normal (peacetime) underway watch. 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