04-30-2010, 12:50
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Team Code names
Some of my team mates have been given some interesting "code-names" by the Tm Sgt. There was usually an interesting f+++-up or perhaps story behind each of those names, one such was "Shit House Man". He got his name because he came in a little early and we had 13 guys on the team. Having but 12 lockers the team sgt told him to put his gear in the closet in the shit house... Another "Prairie Dog" got his name from a riverine op, he was perched in the bow of a Zodiac watching for rocks and looked like a prarie dog sitting up in a hole. There was also "flash", hit a high power electric fence with the barrel of his rifle in a heavy rainstorm.
Anyone like to share some other "code-names"?
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04-30-2010, 14:03
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Team Code Names
Johnny Bravo, Stinky, Psycho Man, History Man, Bubbles to name a few! I will leave the explanations a mystery.
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04-30-2010, 14:33
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Los, Cliff (as in Cliff Claven from Cheers), Stormin' Mormon, Chewy, One-ball, 13th Warrior, Mr. Magoo, to name a few I've had the honor to serve with.
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04-30-2010, 14:53
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Add a little explanation....
We had a Warrant that was dubbed "2K". When asked, the RON, RP etc. where always just 2 klicks away...
Although not on my team (or Bn) there was a guy in 3/10 that was christened "combat" by the CSM. Got the name when enquiring which team would get into combat first.
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04-30-2010, 15:25
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Beaver {large incisors}
Dirty Ben {preferred mayonaise over KY as a lubricant and Phantom Sh**er in 18th ABC NCO Academy}
Grit {accent you wouldn't believe and tough as nails}
Wee-Wee {last name began with W and had a hyper-focus on 'working on the railroad'* - there was 1, 2, and 3 as we had three with the same last name in the same camp}
Strange Ed {medic who would accuse team of being out to get him and rifling his gear - booby-trapped his hooch in camp}
Taco Six {Hispanic B-TM CDR - not a term of endearment}
Northwoods {tracked 180 degrees wrong during HALO jump at Ft Bragg - located by DZ medics at Little Whale restaurant near Raeford sitting in shade on front steps drinking iced tea}
Wash {second 'Pigpen' on the same team}
Pawa {  }
Buddha {large belly and necklace with a half dozen buddhas - looked like his namesake when seated wearing nothing but a pakamah}
Motor Pool {had a bigger crank than any vehicle in the yard  }
Whiskey {favorite drink}
Bad-Eye {never could tell where he was looking}
Fang {incisors like a vampire}
Purple {after the song Purple Haze}
Waldo {guy could disappear anywhere - hard to find like the character in the books}
Broke Dick {suffered a vascular rupture during a sexual encounter - penis did 90 degree turn about 1" from groin - had to be repaired surgically}
Moose {large Norwegian from Minnesota}
Ratman {05C}
Seafood {smaller than normal penis - kidded about dating women who enjoyed a 'shrimp' platter}
Weasel {sneaky, pigpen sort}
Sasquatch {large Tm Ldr you could hear coming a mile away}
Richard
*PM me if you don't understand the reference.
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04-30-2010, 19:10
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Quote:
Originally Posted by 1stindoor
Los, Cliff (as in Cliff Claven from Cheers), Stormin' Mormon, Chewy, One-ball, 13th Warrior, Mr. Magoo, to name a few I've had the honor to serve with.
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"One ball"..... so much fun with the new medics in the company!
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04-30-2010, 20:52
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Big A, No Idea, not what the wife calls me...
Tommy Tooley, Warped nursery rhyme , little Tommy Tooley, Big Boy Bad Boy (see avatar)
Gag Man, Monogrammed all his stuff GAG
Jimmy the Jit Bag, His Favorite insult, now he wears it, a Philly thing...
EWOK, Dark Green Medic under five foot , built like a fireplug, Team SGT always did finger check!
F-ing Tommy, Company supply SGT-SGM always refered to him as F-ing Tommy
Lt Plywood, what he looked like in Freefall
CPT Charts, Det CDR couldn't remember his name, everything had to be on a chart for brief-backs
Major Nuisance, CPT Charts got promoted
Colonel Chaos, Major Nuisance got promoted again
Fubar Six,O-5 Team Leader WMD stuff, self explanitory
SGM Starfish, Vietnam Vet SGM, couldn't swim a lick, put him in a shorty for desert storm swim test...
The walking dude, SGM Starfish after he made us spend a weekend dry firing vs skydiving, (no car)
Accu-Mac, OPS NCO could memorize FM's and AR's
Higginbottom, Cheese eating DET CDR (from Dunga-din)
Double O'Leary, thought he was a secret agent
Crazy Lee, Det CDR, was nutz..
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05-03-2010, 11:31
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CPT Charts, Det CDR couldn't remember his name, everything had to be on a chart for brief-backs
Major Nuisance, CPT Charts got promoted
Colonel Chaos, Major Nuisance got promoted again
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Now this is funny..
All of them are great lines.
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04-30-2010, 21:15
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Originally Posted by Zorro
"One ball"..... so much fun with the new medics in the company!
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The best one I think was with "cliff" who thought he had found "it!"
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04-30-2010, 22:00
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We had a post-SFAS/pre-Q Course OJT guy for a short while by the name of Mike. He quickly became "Carl" because we already had three Mikes.
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12-21-2010, 09:33
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Originally Posted by kengo383
Johnny Bravo, Stinky, Psycho Man, History Man, Bubbles to name a few! I will leave the explanations a mystery.
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I knew a Johnny Bravo coming out of 1/10th, didn't know anything but looking cool!
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12-21-2010, 16:49
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I knew a Johnny Bravo coming out of 1/10th, didn't know anything but looking cool!
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Haa, the old adage, It's not how good you're doing it....but how cool you look doing it....or something to that effect 
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03-30-2011, 14:18
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Let's see.....
"BT" - This one was for a particular CSM. The "B" was a reference for "boof", which is the sound that a .45 round would make when entering his chest cavity. The "T" stood for his name. I think "The Reaper" also has another nickname for him.
"Butthead" - He was a young kid that tried really hard but just did not seem to be all there. Previously he was SOCOM commander's driver an if the grapevine was correct his GT score was just a tick above SGM BT's, which was somewhere below that of a mentally defficient onion. While down range one time we had a team meeting and at the end of the meeting a new guy brought up the fact that we should not be calling this guy "Butthead", especially in public. The rest of the team seemed to be coming around to this line of thinking until "Butthead" piped in with, "But I like being called Butthead. It makes me feel like part of the team." There was no changing our mind after that.
"Spanky" - Tm Ldr. Overall good guy, I guess he looked a little too much like the character from "The Little Rascals."
"Wally the Wong" - (10th Group guys might remember this.) His genitalia was supposed to be so big that every time that he became excited all of the blood would rush from the rest of his body to his private area and because his member was so big, there was a decided lack of blood for the rest of his body, his brain in particular, and he would pass out. The whole thing was of course, just a joke. The truth behind this is that after drinking hard he would just pass out without any warning. The young ladies present would ask what had happened to him and the "Wally the Wong" story is what they were told. Oh, the fun that "Wally" and I had at DLI.
"Horse dick" - (Another 10th Group one) His member was that big and was damned proud of it. I could not count the number of times that he would show it off. Funniest guy in the world though. I spent a week with him in a spider hole during a StratRecon exercise and he kept me laughing continuously for that entire week.
"McWeeWee" - Tm Ldr whose member was that small and seemingly so was the amount of gray matter between his ears.
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03-30-2011, 14:33
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Let's see.....
"BT" - This one was for a particular CSM. The "B" was a reference for "boof", which is the sound that a .45 round would make when entering his chest cavity. The "T" stood for his name. I think "The Reaper" also has another nickname for him.
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I almost left SF because that idiot wore a Green Beret. He grabbed my arm one time, and I told him I'd kill him if he ever did it again.
He had one peer. Billy Lee.
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04-10-2011, 04:11
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Originally Posted by glebo
Haa, the old adage, It's not how good you're doing it....but how cool you look doing it....or something to that effect  
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First rule: Look cool. Second rule: Always know where you are. Third rule: If you don't know where you are, continue to look cool.
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Code Names.
Knew a 18D Navajo who we called the "HO".
Johnny Handsome, no matter how bad the weather was, dirt, mud, scum in the water, he combed his hair.
Had two guys named "Peter". We called then "Peter 1" and "Peter 2", then it became "Pete" and "Re-Peat".
Crazy Larry, he drove a 69 Dodge Charger, although his name was Chris.
Guns, a big 18E with large arms.
Boner, he was embarrassed by the name at first, when the Tm SGT said, "put that thing away before someone trips over it". Scott was heading into the shower, half a sleep. The name stuck, he was secure, team wives and GFs liked the name, calling him "Boner" as well.
Another Medic called "scrubs". He had completed 3 of 4 years of medical school with a 4.0, but enlisted instead, pissed his father off, who was already a doctor.
Had a "Punchy", "Kicks", "Zinger", "Smiles", and "Frank". Of course there was a "Chief", "Doc", and "Dad" on every ODA, followed also by "Kid" for all new young arrivals. All E7's coming from another team we called by their names until something happened, then it was "Fuckin Bob", or "Fuckin Todd". It was never in a bad way, but something along the line of, "who shot the best today? Fuckin Bob. Who fired the Ring Main? Fuckin Todd.
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