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WAI: Walk around inspection
Horseshoe panel: Difficult panel around F-16 IFR door
Crew show: Pilots finally show up
IFE : In-Flight Emergency
Dead stick: Engine out landing
OBOGS/MSOGS Self Generating oxygen system
Red shirt/Hawian shirt Friday A civilian thing
70 setup Request for -60 and C-10 delivery
Comp stall :Compressor stall
Bingo fuel :Low fuel lights are on
Turn and Burn :3 pops per aircraft (plus) on dayshift
Jumping the tubes: Inlet inspection
Thunder Bitch: Females on the USAF Thunderbird Team
CHOO-CHOO: Comp stall that blows a big a$$ flame out of the intake (F-111 thing)
Light Show: Turn all lights out in the hush house and go in and out of burner like there is no tomorrow
Batt Fail Some: Idiot left the main power switch in main power or batt
Circled Red X: Some crazy sh*t we did back in the day to annotate a TCTO
FAI Fly: As Is
Bite Me : Self expla.[/b]

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Newbie Joined: Jul 12, 2007 Posts: 8 Status: Offline

Meathook wrote:

OK..in case you younger guys didn't know it PCOD = Puzzy Cut Off Date (normally ten days before the TDY is over so you dont bring home anything BUT luggage).

I'm kind of surprised this one didn't start off a riff of it's own. In the early '80s the Juvats had lots of PCOD rules (it was 69 days before your DEROS in that era). You had to avoid the use of certain words with connotations that would over-excite the Two Snakes. The only exception to these rules was if the individual had gotten lucky in the past 24 hours...some restrictions applied.

Head - "Who said head...I'll take some of that"...translated to cranium, as in Cranium on out of here.

Box - as in Accessory Gear Drive Container.

There are more that I've spaced, but you can recover most everything with "so to speak/sts"...highlight the innuendo that most non-fighter types wouldn't have even noticed without the sts.

I know this has spread to be USAF universal, but during our friendly rivalry, the Pantons would studiously ignore the rules.

But the Whoodat's had more fun and we were stuck with the stupid Cowboy based party suits that made you look like Elvis in his Blue phase...we had to do something to abuse the 80th beyond doing a roofstomp from the Cathouse 2nd floor to the Head Hunter Hootch on the first.

Carpet Muncher Gay Female

falcon83-1123 wrote:

The aircraft voice warning is called "B***hing Betty".

It's the same in the Legacy Hornets mostly. Some of the last block and the in the Supers it's called Trailer Trash Tammy!! Laughing

This thread is about Viper Slang. You know, stuff around and on the airplane?

Other USAF slang is discussed here:

http://www.f-16.net/f-16_forum_viewtopic-t-8475.html

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the aoa indexer is called sergeant lamp..because it's like the rank of sergeant..lol..

When you guys are not going anywhere in particular, we'll tag you on the radar as JFA for the destination. Just F#@king Around or Just Flying Around depending on the JAFO's in the background...

TDY - Temporary Divorce Assignment...

Sushi tray Hud Flap

Newbie Joined: May 26, 2006 Posts: 8 Status: Offline

Here are some that we use in TuAF:

LANTIRN Pods: BALLS or TESTICLES
Back Seater : BASKET
Gun Tracking : SHOOTING P**N MOVIE

Best Regards... Very Happy

Newbie Joined: Jan 04, 2008 Posts: 16 Status: Offline

We used to call the fuel barn at Eielson the FOREVER BARN

Newbie Joined: Jan 04, 2008 Posts: 16 Status: Offline

This may be obvious to us 16 guys, but I did not see it posted. The external wing tanks were known as 370s because they held 370 gallons of fuel.

Newbie Joined: Jan 04, 2008 Posts: 16 Status: Offline

Mountain Dew - Crew Chief Cola
Day Shift Crew Chief Ops - Launch and Lounge
Used Tires - Scuffs

Elite 1K Joined: Jan 31, 2004 Posts: 1532 Status: Offline

VarkVet wrote:

Bingo fuel Low fuel lights are on

Not to pick nits or anything ('cause you flew and I didn't) but in the Viper there's a diff between Low Fuel and BINGO fuel. Low Fuel lights come on when there's an actual low fuel state, whereas BINGO fuel is a predetermined number for the minimum amount of gas needed to safely RTB or recover to another site.

Maybe 'twas different in the Vark?

Newbie Joined: Feb 25, 2008 Posts: 3 Status: Offline

Bitch bolt: fuel strainer bolt on right ventral
Falcon bite: only the pilots call it a viper!
Lawn dart: already said but being a chief in the 62nd kinda drives this one home
Mule:- hydraulic test stand
Broke Dick: nights you know your screwed as soon as you hit the smoke pit, as a blk 25 chief this is not rare!!

Enthusiast Joined: Feb 14, 2008 Posts: 23 Status: Offline

Air duct for pilots: nut cooler male /swamp cooler for female pilot
Pilots: T-grip sidestick interconnect
Helmet mount
Jetjockeys
Neg pressure relief vavle: Blow hole
CD band antenna: rabbit teeth
Turn power on and off: recycle power
7 level pencil: pencil whipping something
Radio the expiditor carries: the brick
Radar threat warning checks before take off: pronounced "raw pits"
Refueling while the jet is running: "hot pits"
16 pit 16 turn 12: a pretty busy day
Took the barrier: to catch the cable before running off the runway
The robot: the magnetic tracking unit that is used to map the magnetic field of the cockpit for use with JHMCS
IDM/IDT: a concept that few pilots could figure out how it works.

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