A Brief History Of Jody, The Original ‘Mr Steal Your Girl’

You know you have a problem when you come home from deployment and your children call you Jody.

Thanks for sharing CPT (Join to see) the brief history of Jody :-)
We sang Jody's in the mid-1970s which were classic Vietnam War era Jody's for marching quick time or double time. later I learned Jody's from the 1950s as a cadet at USMA and by the 1980s our Jody's were tempered down because their women nearby most of the time.
When we were young we wondered who Jody was an dhow that legend of unfaithfulness began.
Thanks for alerting me SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL

CPT (Join to see) thanks for the most interesting read and share today IMHO.
Meet Jody. Jody decided to shirk his patriotic duty and stay home while you chose to serve your country. Jody is lying in wait, plotting to steal your girl when you’re away. It’s easy: Jody will swoop in, console her when she’s lonely, then slowly fill your boots simply because he’s there and you’re not. He’s the original “Mr. Steal Your Girl,” and he is every soldier’s worst nightmare

Everyone’s heard of a Jody: whether you’ve met one, had a brother come to you for advice about one, or seen one in your favorite military move. “Jarhead’s” infamous “Deer Hunter” scene did him the most justice, when Brian Dettman thought his wife had sent him the war classic on VHS, which had instead been taped over with homemade porn featuring her and Jody.
LTC Stephen F.