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Enthusiast Joined: Aug 01, 2005 Posts: 93 Status: Offline

FLAV: Flightline avionics
Load Toad or Loadie: Weapons
Tire Kickers/Booger Hookers: Crew chief
RAMROD: Flightline Supervision
AMRAAM: AIM-120
Sidewinder: AIM-9
Willie Pete: White Phospherus 2.75" rocket
Gun: M61A1 Vulcan cannon
Mav: AGM-65
HARM: AGM-88
-70: -60 + C-10
JDAM: pronounced jaydam, any of the GBU-38 or GBU-31 GPS guided bombs
WCMD: pronounced wickham d, any of the CBU-103 and above bomblet dispensers
SMS: F%$^!!!
MFL: S*!@!!!
Troubleshoot: digging deep in the -94FI
Shooting wires: digging deep in the WD

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Newbie Joined: Mar 16, 2005 Posts: 18 Status: Offline

How about this stuff, I don't even know the real names:

Spider harness tool to initially service the LG struts, or cable connection on the PW engine.
Cross over cables the cables for checking the ISA
Halon bottle fire bottle/ 300lb extinguisher
Noner most people that work in a office.
-60 generator set. what is it m832-60 generator set, man where are my CDC when I need them.
70 set -60 and a C10
Bunny suit intake suit, i don't know the actual name for it.
Getting short about to leave, ether TDY ends or PCS
Leak and sceak leak and transfer checks.
Bumber pads the ruber pads that stop the NLG wheel from spinning.
Line turn over turn over tool at the aircraft.
Pett for installing o-ring or seals.
T handle JFS pump handle.

How many of you got your troops to try and find a yard of Flight Line? or P.E.P. type S.I.? some K-9 P.E.E.

How about forms made up words/acronyms, Those count? Like: PNL, Inst, OPs Ck, IFOC, REQ, C/W, Temp, QVI, IPI, MLG,NLG, CB

I think is funny, we use this terms every day, and they are so hard to remember them when trying to write about them.

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