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Vietnam War Military History
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Some of these have stayed, some have flipped in meaning and others have disappeared.
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CW5 Jack Cardwell
I served at the tail end of that era, so my unit had many who had been in Vietnam.
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Surprised - deep kimchi - not on the list.
I do believe the F word was brought back home and mixed into the lexicon after WWII
https://warisboring.com/world-war-ii-and-the-f-word/
I do believe the F word was brought back home and mixed into the lexicon after WWII
https://warisboring.com/world-war-ii-and-the-f-word/
According to John Babcock, a mortarman in the U.S. Army’s 78th Infantry Division, during World War II and every war before or after, the word “fuck” “was, and still is, the most frequently used crutch-word in the military.” J. Glenn Gray, another World War II soldier, agreed. “The most common...
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