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Nenstiel Started conversation Feb 20, 2006
The day I joined the Army, one of the first tasks I set for myself was learning to spell my own name phonetically. It took me a while, but by the time I got home from the enlistment station, I had it worked out. (It helped that my full name has lots of Echoes, Limas, and Novembers.)
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Nenstiel Posted Feb 20, 2006
First aid, how to run an office and a field laundry (not necessarily at the same time), and how to get along with really, really annoying people.
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Nenstiel Posted Feb 24, 2006
I was trained to defend myself and my buddies by whatever means necessary--and if this is going to decline into a moral debate on the necessity of war, I'm going to unsub fast enough to break the sound barrier.
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Navigatorblack of the EAN Blackheart Posted Feb 28, 2006
I'm in the Sea Cadet Corps. We figured a lot of things out in Phonetic. My initials are Juliett Delta Kilo
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Nenstiel Posted Mar 1, 2006
I was at the firing range once, and my drill sergeant went downrange to look at my target. He wanted to write my name on it, but he didn't know how to spell it. I had to SCREAM "November, Echo, November..." It was a little frustrating.
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Navigatorblack of the EAN Blackheart Posted Mar 2, 2006
We just learn how to say things quickly and annoy people who can't understand it. Like the song Foxtrot Uniform Charlie Kilo but much longer. Its great to talk in code if your friends know it really well too, it confuses other people so much.
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Nenstiel Posted Mar 7, 2006
I don't mess with it much anymore unless I'm talking to my dad. All my friends are civilians and would look at me strange if I said, "Hotel-India, Mike-Alpha-November-Delta-Echo-Echo." (You figure it out.)
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Navigatorblack of the EAN Blackheart Posted Mar 7, 2006
Whisky Echo Lima Lima, Tango Hotel Alpha Tango Sierra Tango Hotel Echo Oscar Lima Oscar Sierra Sierra
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Nenstiel Posted Mar 27, 2006
India-Foxtrot Yankee-Oscar-Uniform Sierra-Alpha-Yankee Sierra-Oscar.
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Navigatorblack of the EAN Blackheart Posted Mar 28, 2006
Oscar Kilo Tango Hotel Echo November, India Tango ' Sierra Sierra Echo Tango Tango Lima Echo Delta.
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Nenstiel Posted Apr 2, 2006
India Whiskey-Oscar-November-'Tango Alpha-Romeo-Golf-Uniform-Echo Whiskey-India-Tango-Hotel Yankee-Oscar-Uniform. India-Sierra India-Tango Juliet-Uniform-Sierra-Tango Mike-Echo, Oscar-Romeo India-Sierra Tango-Hotel-India-Sierra Golf-Echo-Tango-Tango-India-November-Golf Sierra-India-Lima-Lima-Yankee?
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Navigatorblack of the EAN Blackheart Posted Apr 17, 2006
Yes, it is quite
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