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(!!Flirt!!^) personal ad acronyms and abbreviations

Posted: Mon May 18, 2026 10:17 pm
by michaelhurst
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Article about personal ad acronyms and abbreviations:
By the Letter, Here's a Glossary of Common Military Acronyms. The U.S. military uses many unique items and concepts that civilians aren't exposed to.

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Because of this and the need for expedient, clear communication, service members are immersed in a linguistic world apart from the daily life of a civilian. Acronyms are used commonly to make big concepts easy to communicate, and there's a good chance you haven't heard of at least a few. If you want to know more about the military alphabet, check out our complete guide. AFI -- Air Force Instruction. Also stands for Another ****ing Inconvenience. BCD -- Bad Conduct Discharge. Usually spoken as Big Chicken Dinner. BCGs -- Birth Control Glasses. Large, black plastic-framed glasses issued to service members in need of corrective lenses. Generally considered exceptionally unattractive. BFE -- Bum **** Egypt, or Big ****ing Empty. Derogatory term for a place that's very remote and tough to inhabit. BFH -- Big ****ing Hammer. Acronym referring to a difficult, mechanical job. BFO -- Blinding Flash of the Obvious. BFW -- Big ****ing Wrench. Refers to the wrench used to tighten the grounding nut on generators. BLOB -- Big Lump On Board. Used in aircraft to describe passengers without a clear function. BOHICA -- Bend Over, Here it Comes Again. Recommended by user RichardCranium69. BUFF -- Big Ugly Fat ****er. Specifically refers to the B-52 Stratofortress. The Stratofortress is famously large and capable of carrying up to 70,000 pounds of munitions. BZ -- Bravo Zulu. Shorthand for great job!" Correction suggested by user 26374950. CFB -- Clear as a ****ing Bell. CHT -- Collection, Holding and Transfer. Pronounced "chit," refers to sewage on a Navy ship. CHU -- Containerized Housing Unit. These are climate-controlled trailers that can house between two and eight service members. They can be connected to form a larger complex, may contain a bathroom and are unarmored. CK -- Containerized Kitchen. Used for preparing food while in the field. CM -- Continue Mission. Recommended by user 12B30. CMC -- Command Master Chief in the Navy or Coast Guard. Recommended by 16708541. CMC -- Commandant of the Marine Corps. Recommended by user SMBerkowitz. COB -- Chief of the Boat. The senior chief petty officer on board a ship. COP -- Combat Outpost. A small base that can contain 40-150 service members and is placed usually in hostile locations. CSMO -- Close Station, March Order or Collect your **** and Move Out. Both are intended to get service members to close their stations and move out because a mission ended.













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