Military Jargon
General information
With the Conscription, the army constituted in France a cultural crucible. Were mixed in the same units of Parisian, Occitans, Breton or the Alsatian ones. It developed a specific vocabulary which one can describe as Jargon:
Alphabetical list of common expressions
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AD : abbreviation of At disposal , which means that the officer ordering the unit did not program anything for the day, and that it leaves the troop at disposal of a lower officer; in a less formal way, when a soldier is AD, it is that it is quiet, that it does not have anything to make;
- Aspi or Aspouille : Candidate.
- Aspirine : candidate of female sex.
- Gear : backpack or bag with parcelling. together of the equipment provided (fourniment) to the soldier by the furrier , and which it owes coltiner;
- Bastos : ball of rifle or Gun, by extension, projectile.
- Biffin : in, the infantryman Army. In the other armies, any soldier of the Army indicates.
- Blue or Bleu fucks : soldier having little time of army. Comes from the revolutionary period during which the soldiers of the old army of the king still had the white uniforms, whereas the conscripts were in blue.
- Bubble : " to wedge the bulle" : nothing to make, expression coming at the origin from the spirit level which it is necessary to leave in the medium to have the horizontal one.
- Bosnian : Adjective. Not very orthodoxe. Sometimes risky.
- Pooch : corporal
- cockroach flytoxé (position of)
- campo : synonym of AD
- spiked helmet or helmet with bolts : spiked helmet = Prussians, have regard to the shape of their helmet
- Chaoui :
- thin Cat : somebody of thin but muscular
- Chouf , Chouffa : in the past the watchtower, in the navy
- Chouffer : to supervise, observe, look at
- Commanche : Commander (rank)
- Colonist : Colonel
- Crapahuter : to go in ground of combat; comes from clamping plate, marked " crapahu" in the pronunciation of the ESM in reference to the step of the known as animal.
- Air pumps of Propeller : nickname given to the personnel of the Air force and the Light Aviation of the Army, to see section air force for specificity
- Shit-in-the water : nickname given to the personnel of the Navy,
- Déf' Nat' : Medal of National defense.
- Droper : one says: " droper the djebel" ; para term for " crapahuter". Comes from English " to drop" : to jump (in parachute). By extension, to press itself.
- Hand lantern or Phalot : Military tribunal
- To make Hole : to make prison during its time of army.
- FOMECBLOT Fund, Form, Shade, Movement, Glare, Color, Noise, Light, Odor, Trace: means Mnémotechnique of the various essential components to the camouflage (even reasons and colors that bottom of the ground, not of form which is detached (thus to break the forms angular or long, like the arm), to dissimulate its movements which are immediately more visible, to avoid the glares, therefore brilliant matters, to remove noise, odor (body, of kitchen) and traces: of passage, like waste or ammunition)
- the Foure and the Fourier : quartermaster's stores and its person in charge,
- Gégène : electric generator to supply a broadcasting transmitter, sometimes used for " torturer" : " to pass to the gégène". Another direction: general
- Gnouf : military prison
- air guettor (position of) :
- Guitoune : try campaign
- Hernu Cross : Medal of national defense, because it was founded (initially for called) when he was Minister for defense
- Juteux : Adjudant
- LH : legion of honor
- Lieute : Lieutenant
- Lieute-Co : lieutenant-colonel
- Waiter : lieutenant
- LZ : Landing Zone: zone to pose for a helicopter
- Magus : Major (rank)
- Mess : canteen for the executives, officers and warrant officers
- Mef (to type it) : to be vigilant
- MM : military decoration
- nay or “nyat” : Ordinary Djibouti…
- (it) : what is called indicate elsewhere the canteen, in general the mess row or mess of under officers
- Pacha' : commander of a building of the national marine
- Paquo : parcelling
- Para : parachutist
- Pandores : nickname given to the gendarmes,
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PEC' S : civilian
- Savings :
- Beijing : a civilian
- Pélo : the shell, by extension any projectile of a gauge higher than 20mm
- To perceive : To receive material in connection with the mission to come (ex: Perception of the ANP).
- pétarder :
- Pit , Pitaine , Pitoune : captain
- Virgin : metal regimental badge raised on the right pocket of the jacket,
- Wall cupboard : several lines of medals
- Crawling : (pejorative) any ground personnel in opposition to the flight crew (PN).
- Row : selection of soldiers of the row to become warrant officer, or warrant officers to become officers
- Racket : Nickname of the hello carried out when the soldier is covered (right hand going to height of the temple, tended fingers, visible palm, in the axis of the arm, itself almost with horizontal)
- R.A.S : for nothing to announce often marked shaven .
- Missed : travelling food
- : Travelling kitchen which accompanies the armies in their displacements.
- Royal (It) : French National marine
- Week : service of permanence
- Sardines : gallons of warrant officer and troops to adjudant.
- Sausage, sauceback : drudgery with the idiot given by a superior. Alternative: sausage-masked, it is about a sausage which falls you above by surprise without you not being able anything to make.
- Serpatte : Sergeant
- Monkey : Corned beef
- PLOWSHARE : under officer of career
- Under cock : under lieutenant
- Spaghettis : fodder
- Strasse : high hierarchy
- MT : promotion table
- Tradi : Tradition, traditional, traditionalist. In addition, the officer tradition is an official function. He is in charge of the uniformology, the badges, the catches of weapons, the regimental history and the room tradition or regimental museum.
- TC or turn of instruction : punishment which consists of the obligation to remain with the district the one day old third.
- T.I.G : General work of Interest (drudgeries of maintenance of quartering)
- Tringlo : personnel of the Train
- Hole : dungeon
- Green : the ground, in general
- Old : Affectionate nickname for any hierarchically superior beyond the rank of Lieutenant
Ranks
The acronyms of the ranks can vary according to the various weapons, the various bodies are requested to supplement them.
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AVT : Aviator, TRS : Transmitter, ART : Artillerist
- CAL (AA), CPL (AdT): Corporal, BIS : Sergeant
- CLC (AA) CCH (ADT): Corporal Chief, BCH : Sergeant Chief
- SGT : Sergeant, MDL : Sergeant
- SGC (AA), SCH (ADT): Sergeant Chief, MCH : Sergeant Chief
- ADJ : Adjudant
- ADC (AA) A/C (ADT): Chief warrant officer
- MAJ : Major
- ASP : Candidate
- SLT : Under Lieutenant, EV2 (M): Teach vessel of 2nd class (marine)
- LTT (AA), LTN (ADT): Lieutenant, EV1 (M) sign of vessel of 1e class
- CNE : Captain, LV (M) lieutenant
- CDT : Commander, DC (M): Lieutenant commander
- LCL : Lieutenant Colonel, CF (M): commander
- COLLAR : Colonel, CV (M): captain
- GBA : Air brigadier general, CA : Against admiral
- GDA : Air major general, GOES : Vice-admiral
- GCA : Air lieutenant-general, VAE : Vice-admiral of squadron
- GAA : Air general, Admiral
Expressions specific to the quota
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ADL : meant: Beyond the Legal duration; i.e. engaged and voluntary;
- blue-cock : called making its classes, called affectionately bitos
- Releasable : called belonging to the class having to be " libérée" in the 4 following months;
- WFP : (obsolete and very pejorative) generic nickname of called, for a volunteer;
- the Father Hundred : The day when called was not any more but at 100 days of the Skittle;
- PDL : meant: During the Legal duration; thus one made the difference between a Sergent - PDL, i.e. pertaining to the quota, and a Sergent - ADL, contractual committed;
- Peter the score : to shout the number of days which remained with one called before its " libération" and the " Quille" ;
- psychoter : To hesitate
- to pile up again : expression meaning contractual engagement at the conclusion of the National service;
- rempouille : generic term designating all the re-engaged volunteers and, even all the military framing non-PDL;
- Quillard : called belonging to the class having to be " libérée" in the 2 following months;
- Skittle : end of the military service for one called;
- radio-Bidasse : rumor or rumor;
Slang of the Army
Revolution - Empire
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the blue Earthenware : nickname given by the regular troops to the national Guards;
- the Wheatears : nickname given to the soldiers of the royal regiments;
- the Large-brothers : nickname given to the cuirassiers by Grognards of the line;
- Far from the Balls : nickname given to the musicians of the military brass bands
Contemporary time
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A.N.P. : Normal apparatus of Protection, or Gas mask
- Asparagus : obstacle of the course of audacity, vertical metal stem to climb.
- B.M.C. : initial of Military Brothel of Countryside.
- Cap in skin of engine : heavy helmet
- Blow-of-goat : Practiced hello when the soldier is discovered: right head, raising of the chin in direction of the greeted person
- DZ : Drop Zone, zone of parachuting.
- Kébour : kepi
- Lance-Potatos : grenade thrower
- Margis/ margis-chief: marshal-of-home/marshal-of-home chief
- Chick (it) : nickname of the Light machine gun AA.52
- Skin of testicles : wind-breaker of sea (national marine years 1950)
- RICR or Rasquette : Individual ration of Combat Réchauffable
- Catholic student : of a catholic officer militant says itself because it “goes-T-have it mass”.
- Talo : of a Protestant officer militant says itself because it “goes-T-have-the office”.
- Gunner : Artillerist.
- crosses out : nickname given to the infantry. Name was born at the 19th century when Marins, Marsouins and Bigors, proud of their impeccable behavior (of which they were owners), reproached the soldiers of the Army for being equipped like ragmen (biffin in slang). By extension, " to make biffe" consist in involving itself with the combat of infantry.
- Beats of Af' : soldier of the battalions of Africa, disciplinary units
- Bazane : nickname given to the " cavalerie" in general, that it with horse or is armoured.
- Cancelling mark : the Infantry
- Biffin : Soldier of the infantry, infantryman.
- Bigor : artillerist of the Troops of navy, ex- colonial Artillery
- Bricard : nickname of the Sergeant S, equivalents of the corporals for the Cavalry and the Train of the crews
- Drive out-cock : hunter with foot
- Chinese : Cymbal with small bells of the brass band of the Foreign legion;
- Bugle : rifle of attack FAMAS, is not used any more at least since 2004.
- Colo : indicate the Troupes of navy, in the past troops colonial
- Bottom-of-lead : nickname given to the crews of tanks,
- Gods : nickname given to the members of the Cadre Noir of Saumur,
- Wild strawberry : Parachutist
- Merry : soldier of the battalions of Africa, units disciplinary
- Lance-pellets : nickname given to the artillerists,
- Lizards : nickname given to the paras during the War of Algeria
- Long-nose : similar that preceding definition,
- Long Hoods : nickname given to the infantrymen,
- Porpoise : infantryman of the Troops of navy, ex- colonial Infantry
- Subway : indicate the units not belonging to the troops of navy
- Plaque with bicycle : nickname given to the patent parachutist
- Growth-Stones : similar that preceding definition,
- P' tits gray : or greasy, nicknames given to the soldiers of the weapon of the material of the Army in reference to the color of their kepi and their drill plate of weapon at the origin.
- Officer in the Commissariat : nickname given to the members of the Intendance,
- Tart : nickname of the broad beret carried by the Alpine hunters,
- held " léopard" : behavior-lattice camouflaged carried by the paras to Algeria,
- Tringlot : soldier of the Train of the crews
- Soldier : Soldier
- TTA : Conform, lawful. The Texts All Weapons are numbered TTA 150, etc
- Turco : soldier of the Algerian, Tunisian or Moroccan Riflemen
- Ventilo or Ventilator : nickname given to the helicopter during the War of Algeria
- Zephyr : soldier of the battalions of Africa, units disciplinary
- EVAT : Volunteer of the Army
- EVSO : Raise Volontaire Warrant officer
- VDAT : Volunteer of the Army
Slang of the National police
- the Locusts : soldiers of the departmental Gendarmerie (because of the use of the whistle)
- the white : departmental Gendarmerie
- the Moblos or Playmobils : soldiers of the Anti-riot police
- the yellow : anti-riot police
- the Great spotted woodpeckers : republican guards (because of the red reverses of the Basque of the great behavior, visible in the riders and the motorcylcists of this body). Even explanation for designation generic, and obsolete, of " perdreaux" for the gendarmes.
- the Guard : the Republican guard
Slang of the Air force
Acronyms
- ISOPREP
- KIO : Knock It Off
- NTI : Technical level of Intervention
Page in deconstruction, deferred to http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abr%C3%A9viations_militaires_%28France%29#V
Aéro slang
- subscribed (to fly like one) :
- to abrade : clean direction: synonym to file , devoted expression: " Ca abrase". Illustrated direction: to explode particle accelerator somebody
- : Hammer of ironmonger. available in 5 or 10 kg.
- eagle 334 : by homonymy with the anglicized translation " eagle three three four"
- arpète : former student of the EETAA the Holy ones (www.arpete.com). female very pejorative: arpétasse.
- asap : to pronounce AZAP of English " Ace Soon Ace Possible" , as soon as possible
- astroarche : shelter light plane corresponding to the American sunshades (nothing to thus see with goldorak)
- asthmater : to see exploding
- plane of men : older plane still in service is said in general, by derision towards the more modern, famous planes easier to control. The jaguar was thus a plane of man, like mirage III before him.
- paper airplane : light plane. to also see trapanelle
- babygros : by derision, held against the cold, carried under the tight combination of the fighter pilots. By extension, the pilot him even.
- vat (to pass to) : form punishment or of initiatory rite. The person passed in a vat (in general of recovery containing hydrocarbon) filled with disgusting, quite poisseux and not easily washable ingredients (oil, hydro fluid, fluorescein). All the occasions are good: handing-over of virgin, last flight, to take the skittle, to leave unit etc
- to cover : to cancel an operation
- airspeed indicator : (of airspeed indicator-Crouzet, manufacturer of equipment avionics): speed. usual expression: " with full badin" : at any speed.
- to balance on the frequency : to say things inconsiderately.
- flying banana : nickname of the helicopter Piasecki H21 (Algeria), because of its form
- flat-bottomed boat : nickname of the jaguar because of its square forms; this nickname encouraged certainly some pilot has to use their plane as board of surfing (video catch celebrates has cazaux), same if the buoyancy of the jag is equivalent to that of a domestic iron.
- tennis shoe : tire of plane (synonymous: gommard )
- gray whale or Gray : nickname of the Northern 2501 Noratlas. transport aircraft of passengers.
- baquer () : to land in water.
- basier : officer of the bases.
- batex : semi-fixed sheet hangar.
- needy (them) : (obsolete) Crews of the bombers (request confirmation, that would not indicate only the FAS?).
- bénarder, benner () : To give a bad mark. (pronominal form): to be mistaken heavily.
- bessoneau : metal hangar; expression: pilot of besonneau = mechanic.
- concrete : to be on its infos without leaving of loophole to the others.
- to concrete : to carry out a task with great care. betonnor : pejorative, says itself of a person who makes concrete.
- bicycle : basic, easy plane has to control.
- can : tank fuel external to the plane. See also testicle .
- balls : information. When it is about bad information, one will speak about " ball in bois" or of " ball creuse". to crack its balls : to reveal its information without reflecting.
- biroute : on an aerodrome: air intake. Tractor drawn by a plane: target of shooting. biroutage : action to tractor draw a target of shooting. biroutier : making plane of the biroutage.
- bitard : Potentiometer, button whose one does not know the exact term.
- black cat : black cat, nobody who carries pitches it.
- badger leader : by derision, the chief of a group of pilots to foot indicates.
- blue (them) : planes of air defense. Especially used in the expression " With the bottom bleus".
- to drink fresh : to calm the spirits, in opposition to to eat something hot . " Let us drink frais" : let us calm.
- boireau : nobody who bad temper in the corners, while hoping not to be made take. verb: boireauter .
- limps with course juice : nickname given to the mechanics electricity edge.
- bombier : bomber.
- bombinette : bend drive.
- boot : Unit height, for foot (a foot is worth approximately 0,3 meter).
- to puff out meat : to cause a wound. Says itself of a tool or a dangerous material because of exposed blunt parts. ex: trap door plane, drill…
- bougnoulette : light motorized vehicle, standard tri-car piaggio.
- to shake the handle : to control (well). expression: wanker of handle : pilot.
- to brew : (of the wind): to bring back, be agitated with excess without particular reason. to brew the orders : during the test of the electric orders of flight on a plane which is equipped with it, to put the stick limit position well to avoid the disadvantages of the cold hydraulic fluid.
- brêler () : () To attach on its seat.
- straps : Several possible significances, straps being an element of very snuffed clothing: " To buy a pair of bretelles" : to expect to be made engueuler. " To go up the straps with quelqu'un" : the engueuler. " Suspended with the bretelles" : in parachuting, being under veil.
- Breton : to see condelec , word with Breton consonance. Used in the expression " hello bretons".
- patent of idiot (to take one) : to be made take at fault on an obvious fact not considered. To ensure the blow, one gives to interested the adequate certificate.
- brouettage : return ticket of transport aircraft to set up or to dislocate a device.
- noise and light or noise and heat (to finish in): to explode a plane in flight
- tube : to see inex , or goat
- burner , to stick a ball : to put a bad mark at the passage of qualif.
- obstinate : handle or lever is said. Butted elastic, mechanical stop unit.
- ridges : surface at point fixes full gas-PC.
- drinker of warm water : ironic expression against those which take the morning.
- BV : abbreviation of " kiss-in-ville". valisette with dimensions of a compartment of plane for mission short duration (a batch of slipways contains, a Brosse with teeth, some Préservatif S case of celibacy.)
- gift suit : evening of handing-over of a little breakable prices.
- calbo : verlan for " bocal" , small workshop. Expression: " dropper in the calbo".
- spiked helmet , helmet with bolt : nobody very with horse on the principles, synonymous with far from flexible. Fact the object of a trophy of the saint éloi little run.
- broken : broken down plane.
- collimating snack : obsolete
- to break the lever : to light the post combustion. See PC
- blowtorch or blow lamp : fighter plan with reaction, especially used to indicate Mirage III.
- chamoux (to pronounce chamouxe): hangar of storage of parts
- fedora : civilian.
- chassou : hunter
- hobnailed boots : civil aeronautics mechanics, in general working in the industrial workshops of aeronautics (AIA).
- vulture : badge related to stone-block or the sleeves of shoulder. especially used in the expressions " your vulture breaks the gueule" or " your vulture flies on the dos".
- castle the pump : plain water.
- goat : definition on the ground: nobody having problems of comprehension and which shows leaning for the bourrinage. Expression: " what a goat this XXX! ". Definition in flight, referring to the goat of Mr Seguin: inexperienced pilot being used as soft food with enemies, a cover giving the responsability itself to destroy the attracted planes.
- rafters : distinctive sign of the membership of a squadron, carried with the top of star of the badge of the pilot. Blue in the past for the reco, green for hunting, red for the bombardment.
- chibane or chibani : Old in Arabic. The chibani registered many hours with its notebook (not to be confused with " has hours of flight to the compteur"), and its experiment is such as it is difficult to surprise. Verbs and derived expressions: old chib' , chibaniser and even for strongest strato-chibaniser : to control like a god
- choum' or choumac : ironmongers, mechanics ground or plane. choumaquery : artistic field consisting in typing in rate/rhythm in metal or making chip in the noble intention making a part of plane.
- cemetery of the elephants : service or unit in which the inex are concentrated, or closest to the retirement.
- to curve (to be done) : to be made pass one whirring, a raïta.
- to notch : by derision, pilot.
- cochonium : material of poor quality, expression: cochonium impoverished
- cocoye : fusilier commandos of the air.
- combard, combarde : combination of vol.
- condélec : nickname of the electricians edge.
- conf : aircraft configuration. Large conf or conf heavy : configuration of flight with much of carryings (fuel and CME/armement)
- consumable : Category of material moreover low price (definition registered with the RRL 100). By extension, any object not expensive, any not very effective personnel (young person left school, ball, inex…) likely to be broken without too many regrets.
- chip (to make) : to bore or plane metal.
- testicle : synonym of can . Large testicles , bicouille or tricouille : plane with cans under fuselage and aerofoils (see also Jules ); testicle with oil or with water : distributers of oil or water plane; testicle of the green giant : tanks of liquid oxygen, painted in khaki green.
- tie : graph of management of ageings of the fleet, the planes all managed goods must be above, the such sauce spots mackling the invaluable effect of clothing.
- tie Martin Baker : according to an old legend, the manufacturer of ejector seats Martin Baker would offer a tie to all the pilots who ejected themselves. According to this same source, each year these same pilots would be invited by the company with a work meeting dinatoire and alcoholized in mark of recognition of the use of its products. In these steps, the manufacturer took certainly as a starting point the Vedette mark which, following many years of honest services, liberally offered a cig hair to the Denis mother.
- right tie : pilot of air defense of Dijon.
- crevard : loan with very to fly.
- hook or commicroc : police chief. Female: croquette
- to cross with the helmet : at the time of a presentation has two planes of face, avoidance carried out very tardily (the helmet of the other controls being visible). synonym of virile confrontation.
- droppings : bend exercise (you it loose your droppings or what?)
- tail : indicate the back of the plane. Derived expressions: to fall the tail : to deposit the careenage of access to the driving channel, to scrape the tail : to scrape the cold shutters because of a too high incidence to the landing.
- DA : for Air Defense. to see blue . Especially used in the expression " With the bottom DA"
- dart : light formed by the post combustion
- takeoff tie :
- to cut out according to the dotted lines (to be done) :
- decoy : term of phraséo NATO. to try to scramble a radar (?). By extension, to try to avoid a pot of which been able.
- delay : delay, from where drift the verb anglicized to water : to delay.
- half-wing : badge of the raise-pilots not patented yet
- break-down mechanic : used exclusively for the mechanics motor mechanics or cell.
- déplinav :
- to descend in flame (to be done) : to have serious troubles
- diesel : by derision, nickname of the Mirage 2000 " D".
- direct : officer resulting from recruitment " School of the air".
- fine fingers : by derision, nickname of SNA and/or ELECs.
- dragee : shell of gun.
- character : commander of flotilla, the drillon being a very young commander of flotilla.
- drouille :
- merry elephant : nickname of the Sikorsky H34
- to thread pearls : nothing to make.
- escaloper (a tennis shoe) : to scrape a tire following a too strong effect braking or with a hard landing.
- to explode (in flight) : to see going down in flames
- maker from widows : nickname of a dangereous plane because of its characteristics of vol. Mirage III or F104 in their time.
- falcon : for poor contact. Breakdown intermittent, difficult to detect.
- fayasse : fayot. See suck-balls
- string : VOR
- filaf : wire to slow down
- wire or fiston : daddy's boy ellipse. See suck-balls
- flap flap the giraffe : nickname of the helicopters
- flares (to pronounce " flairze") : Announces for dropping of lures. express an attempt at avoidance of pot of which been able (symbolized by the shooting missile)
- plague : involuntary killer. Company far from required.
- form , or F 11 , or 11 : formulate 11, semi-permament document of collection of the aircraft configuration. to break on the 11 : to declare in the regular manner a plane inalienable (following breakdown or for programmed maintenance), especially used by opposition: " not broken on the 11"
- formula 1 : F1 mirage, by derision towards the weak push of the ATAR.
- scarf (pilot with) : pilot of DA
- fox : configuration of a plane with a can under the fuselage
- fox 2 : announces that a passive missile IR is in vol. Signifie that a danger to explode itself is large. Can be followed of an advertisement " kill". fox 3 : still risk larger (AMRAAM)
- strawberries (to be with) : to be " with the ouest" : " Be to you still with the strawberries with your nav"
- glouglou : combination seals for the maritime overflight
- gloutch : cocktail dînatoire, sympathetic or not, sprinkled often well.
- glutte , glutasse : beer. Pump with glutte : pump with beer
- gommard , godasse : tire of plane
- air pump of propeller : aeronautical mechanic, rather cell.
- gorilla : nickname of the navigators on fighter plan. The habit wants that they remain hung to the trees in the event of ejection.
- grease or greasy : by derision, nickname of the whole of the personnel mechanic. Synonymous expression: " regiment of royal the cambouis" (has to confirm). Used in the expression " Hello grease! ".
- face mask : mask inhaling of pilot.
- large : days of hole.
- large fingers : mechanic cell.
- grozor :
- hours of flight (to have) : to have seniority. For a woman: to have great experience (with the bed under heard).
- hangarette : shelter concreted plane. The term TAC is used preferentially on certain bases.
- inex : inefficient.
- jagouille or jagueux : (obsolete) nobody working on jaguar.
- Jules : configuration with the cans under the aerofoils.
- KIS landing : roof of the pignolage for a conveyer.
- lance-croquette : for lance rockets.
- lance magic : for vegetable LM 2255
- : transport aircraft or supply craft carrying out of regular rotations. By extension, transport or supply craft controls.
- "Monde" ORSA : indicate the newspaper the Team
- to raise the cross : to declare a plane suited to the flight (a break-in plane on F11 is presented like a Red Cross).
- to file : clean direction: to make love like an actor of documentary animalist diffused to PO. direction fig.: to fly quickly and very very low.
- heavy : to stick the heavy one: to punish.
- macaroon : badge of pilot. to be macaronné : to be patented pilot. to withdraw the macaroon : to erase PN.
- Mach (to be with) : to be with the block.
- lever in the pocket : to fly flexibly on gases to save fuel, this position corresponding to the " réduit". opposite: lever in table
- to eat something hot : to be in a delicate position, risky; to have much heavy work.
- metal howling : jet plane, noisy.
- moumoutte : obsolete term, indicates the membership of the body of the mechanics (expression coming from the sleeves of rank of this speciality formerly surrounded by an edging color lavender).
- man with a moustache : Pilot of great experiment and very good wanker of handle (one not implying necessarily the other), by extension, large old.
- muds : contraction of " mud movers". Bombers, pilots of this type of planes. especially used in the expression " With the bottom muds".
- VOR : according to the direction, navigator or navigation.
- nénesse : Under officer resulting from the school of Nimes or Rochefort, in opposition to the arpètes. Also called " neu" , in the expression " With hair neus".
- nanny : tanker. See also tanker .
- OBIB : acronym of " undesirable object bordelic with bord" , object lost in cabin.
- oxygèneux :
- padre : military priest.
- paf : unit speed, used for node.
- straw : paperwork, duties of administrative writing. from where strawy : ironic term, nominates any person holding a station or one writes much, therefore paper large-scale consumer. derived expression: " to stuff the bottom of paille" : to see taxidermiser .
- bread or pawn : to see large .
- breakdown of castle : breakdown with exaggerated gravity (ex: racing of the second hand of the ship's chronometer) to benefit from the quite selected diversion appropriatenesses.
- panou-panou : nickname of the electricians plane, electric origins of the breakdowns being rare on the modern planes, the specialists electricians often truing itself towards the other specialities.
- PAX : passenger. traffic PAX : convey envisaged for the transport of passengers.
- PC : post combustion or reheating consisting of a fuel injection carried out after the stage of turbine on a turbojet, in order to increase the push. to notch the PC : To start the post combustion, a notch marking the passage enters the positions " full throttle sec" and " PC" minis; during the handling of the throttle lever. By extension, to accelerate the rate of work.
- skin of testicles : large transparent broad Scotch tape uses to protect the charts. skin-with-couiller : in depth to make sure of good the préparation/du good progress of an operation
- pébroquer () : to evacuate a plane in flight, to eject
- pêchu : dynamics, which with fishing, couillu.
- peel off : formulate devoted declared before carrying a toast.
- painter or painter : to see inex.
- bored Martin Baker : to eject
- to strike the planet : crasher a plane.
- pétaf or pétafeux : arms manufacturer. used in the expression " pétaf, small paf". petafery : scientific discipline touching with engineering pyrotechnics (finally, they are the specialists concerned which says it).
- oil : fuel plane
- picasso : table of progression of the pilots, because of the many colors (red, yellow, green, blue).
- pil : pilot. Especially used in the expression " pil or VOR? ".
- Pink Floyd or Bee Gees : nobody pilot inex, young people.
- pinouille : electrical outlet, safety pin. E.g.: pinouille of the oakum, pinouille seat…
- pipe with caster : to see purging.
- to piss : to flee of the hydraulic fluid or the fuel. expression: " Ca pisses of the drain".
- pistard : mechanic in charge with the implementation and the setting in aircraft configuration.
- green plate : experienced pilot, having obtained all its qualifications.
- whining :
- tire : for EOPN. Because it deflates easily.
- pogner (to be done)
- pignoler ()
- dead load : ironic, nickname of the navigator in a fighter plan.
- heavy heavy truck or : transport aircraft, controls transport. Especially used in the expression " With the bottom lourds".
- to stab with blow of sausages punts (or soft sausages) : to make shit the world with great reinforcements of arbitrations of the hierarchy by exaggerating the stakes and/or the causes with unimportant details and generally of no importance.
- pointed : fighter plan. By extension, fighter pilot.
- pump : to see inex .
- potard : Potentiometer.
- pot-of-been able : to see sausage, drudgery in general free decreed by the command.
- pod : container carried under plane. E.g.: pod ravito, pod reco NG, pod laser/PDL, pod jamming. poder : to assemble a pod on plane.
- well (to be underground of) or to be at the bottom of the bucket : to be fatic, of sad mood or grains.
- purging : nobody inefficient.
- skittle (to put water under) : to await the improvement of the elements to make action.
- radar téfal : by analogy with the poële which does not hang, not very effective radar in detection of the other planes. the RDM (called Radar Doppler de M*) and the cyrano IV.
- crawling : by derision, all the ground personnel indicates (term very little used in the air force).
- reco or recce (to pronounce rikki): It is said that it are intelligent. No proof to date.
- to return the hand :
- rens' :
- Rolex : (borrowed from phraséo NATO) delay. Of or rolexer : to delay
- whirring , raïta : another nickname of the blower
- toothed wheel : indicate the body of the mechanics.
- travelling : bench assembled on caster. the mark Facom being always voted by plebiscite by the mechanics, the travelling one is often called " Ferrari ".
- Christmas tree : simultaneous and unforeseen illumination several indicators. Indicator board of large concern, principal accused indicators being those of the landing gear and the table of breakdowns.
- scud (to send one) : to see blowing .
- sécu or sécucab' : Fallen speciality in disuse, charged in the past with the equipment of flight, the circuits of conditioning and oxygen and the seat.
- SERPECA (with the saint) : day of payment of the balance.
- constraints : mechanic of maintenance of the vehicles and materials of environment.
- six hours (to be in) : to be in position of shooting. By extension, to be on the point of exploding somebody.
- to leave the 21x29.7 : to prepare a report of loss or a bulletin of blowing punishment
- (to pass one) : Practical therapeutic consisting in giving a good slanging match. For the most severe patients one will apply a blowing thermo . The direction of the expression comes to blow in the bronchi , meaning " approximately; ramoner" , a good expectoration allowing to resolve the ventilatory ways and to decrease the tension of the chimney sweeper. No the application long-term without medical opinion.
- soutier : mechanic of compartment, mechanic of crew, anybody in charge with the containing hydrocarbon fuelling and by extension, of the service of the gasolines.
- starquizz : to put questions in a very precise field, often without acknowledged goal, sometimes free. especially used in the expression " to be made starquizzer"
- starshooter : pilot having good performances with the shooting plane (often compared to chance)
- stratif : administrative officer
- suck-balls or henchman : nobody seeking has always well to show himself his hierarchy. Can immediately recognize that which notes it, same the night per time of fog one day of match at the stage of France.
- to sulfate : or to nitrate . See to explode in flight
- suppository : missile.
- henchman : ellipse of " henchman of satan" , to see suck-balls .
- to cut : ellipse for to cut a suit , to criticize curtly. Derived expression: " I do not cut, I say the vérité"
- tannoy : (to pronounce: tannoye) of the mark of material of high fidelity. microphone of sound system installation. E.g.: to pass an advertisement to the tannoy
- tagazou : light propeller plane.
- tanker : tanker
- taxidermiser : by association of ideas with to stuff the bottom of straw : to sell false balls.
- tazonner : says itself of an engine: the mode stagnates and remains blocked.
- held PLOWSHARE : great behavior, held 20.
- louse dirty oil : term employed by the pilots by derision towards the mechanics.
- lawn mower : propeller plane.
- reversed lawn mower : helicopter
- to touch (or pose) hard : to start a DAD
- turn-Gaulle : screwdriver.
- tracmuche, tracma : convey of track being able to tractor draw the aircraft
- to tensile-test : to make significant efforts to obtain something
- trapanelle : light propeller plane
- trapezoid (to pass to) : to be made starquizzer , or to intensely question (at the time of usual work or following problem)
- trip or tripo tri-car, favorite means of transport of SNA Elec per good weather
- trollor : electric air-traffic controller
- trowel or trowel : fighter plan has aerofoil delta and electric orders of flight expression employed by the pilots of planes has aerofoil out of arrow and has hydraulic controls.
- tube : bus or traffic pax used to go to the mess. expression: " departure of the tube for the mess".
- TB case : piping
- cowherd () : to land in full field in sailplane or parachute, by extension, to plant in an unforeseen way
- green (them) : fighter plans/bombardment (see also muds ). Also called planes of the Army
- meat : obsolete and very pejorative term. Designated the young people under officers.
- fuel dump valve :
- gimlet (to leave in) :
- zézette : microphone of talkie walkie (nothing has to see with the Father Christmas is a refuse).
- zorquer : to kiss with folded back testicles
- zu : young blue fucks. supreme insult: " Large zu! "
Slang of the Navy
to see http://www.defense.gouv.fr/marine/content/download/44417/443294/version/1/file/lexique_marine_lexique_marine.pdf-
pasha : commander of a warship,
- Swing : in the past in the navy, hammock being used as layer with the crew. From there, the " comes; swing-low of combat".
Jargon of the Military academies
Various the Military academies, during the last two centuries, enriched the Jargon, even Argot, soldiers of a good number of qualifiers and nicknames, which are as many signs of recognition for those which employ them. In reality each School created its own vocabulary which forms integral part of its traditions. Here some examples of this corporative Language:
Slang of military colleges
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Bikharré : tripling; raise prépa of fourth year
- Bahutage : Semi-official term indicating the period of integration in any military unit,
- Straps :
- bulb : raise or old X
- caltos or caltoche
- base : the last of promotion
- Stacke : another nickname given to the theoretical studies or of general culture,
- schtâki : designate the conscientious and serious pupil, follower of long evenings of study (rather pejorative term). Also Schtack' mois'
- schtâki case : indicate the case distributed in parcelling being used as portfolio (often decorated cross or rounds of number equal to the turns of instruction or days of stop obtained by its owner)
- Khârré : raise prépa of second year, (adj. khârral)
- Khûbe : redoubling; raise prépa of third year (adj. : khûbal)
- Major : the raise-officer leaving at the head his promotion,
- Milouf : a soldier. By extension, " to have the spirit milouf "
- wall :
- Ñass or Brution S : nickname given to the pupils of the Academy of the Arrow,
- Ragnabo or Ragnagna : nickname given to the pupils of the military College of Saint-Cyr military school,
- Pipin : nickname given to high of the School of the pupils of the air
- P' tit Co : Abbreviation of " small conscrit" and not of boyfriend; members of the same promotion,
- the spirit Khâl : spirit-contest; all that moves away the prépas from environment " mili" ,
- rat :
- Strasse : together of the personnel framing the pupils.
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Faded mili : young civilian particularly interested by soldiering.
special " Bahutage"
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the caterpillar : the pékins are lengthened, feet posed on the shoulders of their following. Goal of the operation, to make traverse the corridors and to descend the staircases to the " chenille" longest;
- tiercé : race of pékins carrying a comrade on the back; it goes without saying the Old ones take bets;
- pshitter : during a quelonque discussion, the Fresher is held of " pshiter" , namely to produce the sound " verbally; pshiiitt" soundest possible. For example, with each time he hears words like Saint-Cyr military school, Légion, Para, Chasse. , it " pshite" ; this use, in addition, extended to other fields.
- bziter or ksitter : even definition that above, but to show its opposition and its contempt; thus, it was, at a certain time (the Sixties and Seventies), of good tone of " bziter" the name of the general Charles de Gaulle;
- cuisser : the sound " cuissss" must be launched to the passage 'a pretty girl;
- tchaquer : with each January 21st, date birthday of died of Louis XVI, each one of Prépas milis which felt republican fiber, could not miss shouting with length of course of the " tchacks" sound, supposed to symbolize the fall of the chopper of the guillotine, intended for enrager its p' tits cos nostalgic of a disappeared royalty;
external Bonds:
- Site of the former children reared by the army and the pupils of the military colleges
- Site of the former students of the Military College of Saint-Cyr military school the School
Military Special School of Saint-Cyr military school
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Alpha : to be alpha, it is to be acceptable with the entrance examination of the ESM. The statute is called also the alphature
- PBF : Shaken first of France. Designate the first candidate once remaining on the closed waiting list to the contest this one.
- Dolo : raise EMIA. Dolo was the mark of the corned beef old rations of combat.
- horned Dolo : song of the dolos (even higher) to the Military academy interarmes.
- the Wafer : shoulder pad gilded Second lieutenant given to the pupil-officers the day of the Triumph and which makes following the famous formula: " With knees Men; … Debouts, Officers! " ; " Galette" is also the title of the song tradi par excellence, semi-official anthem of the Military cadets.
- the Beijing de Bahut : song tradi specifically as follows starting military cadet: " Three Military cadets left the hell/One evening, by the window/… ". Beijing means " deprived of… " and this song praises the merits of the end of the schooling with Saint-Cyr military school;
- Father System (or Systus ): in the past the last receipt with the entrance examination and delegated its promotion,
- the Pump : all that touches being studied academic; by definition, subject of contempt,
- the Bear : the room of punished; each promotion glorifie of its recordman of the bear, i.e. pupil having bailed out maximum of days of stops passed to the bear,
- Pédago : generic term including all the members of the teaching body; not very flattering,
- Voracious : generic term appointing the officers of the military framing,
- Bazaar : raise of first year; equivalent of Fresher for the Military cadets;
- TBO : abbreviation of Very Bahuté Officer; raise of second year of Saint-Cyr military school,
- Glouglou : raise Military academy of the Technical and Administrative Body (pejorative),
- Bibelot : raise Military Special School (nickname mainly used by Dolos),
- Bizut : raise of first year in cornice,
- Corniche : Preparatory classes with the contest of Saint-Cyr military school,
- VAT : abbreviation for Very Worthy Old; raise of second year of cornice,
- 2 S : December 2nd, in remembering of December 2nd, 1805, battles of Austerlitz, during which fell the first pupils from the Military academy of Saint-Cyr military school; today feastday of the military cornices which sees the freshers officially established within the Cornice,
- the Great Square : Meeting of the Former heads of the traditions within a promotion,
- Z : person in charge of the traditions on each level of the military academies: of Z section with national Z
- the Wafer : gilded shoulder pad of second lieutenant given the day of the Triumph,
- the Triumph : Day of the baptism of a promotion, whose members reach the rank of officer,
- PDB : Beijing de Bahut: corresponds at the end of schooling to Saint-Cyr military school,
- the Gods : members of the Cadre Noir of the school of cavalry of Saumur; but also nickname given to the pupils of last year of Saint-Cyr military school,
- Fanature : term by which a future raise-officer declares his preference of weapon; one says: Faded Legion for those which are intended to be useful in this crack corps or Fana Colo for those which chose a career in the marines; there exist also the Fanas Genius , the Fanas Bazane (for the future riders), etc, etc,
- the Sheepskin : all that touches with the Armor-plated Weapon Cavalry,
- Branler : to do something.
- Schools : camps of Saint-Cyr-Coëtquidan gathering the Special one, the EMIA, and the EMCTA.
- L.E.M : Law of Maximum Enmerdement. Very present at the Schools.
- Magouilleuse : computer by which the notes pass. Give sometimes surprising results,
- Mytho : somebody who says being ready to choose the Legion and chooses the Train finally.
- Pignole, pignoler : to waste its time because of a received idiotic order of Strassik.
- Psycho : somebody who loses his means as soon as it is a question of making of a tightened nature,
- Tomaze : good plan. Give the verb " tomazer".
- Baraguey (of the name of colonel Baraguey d' Hillier): nickname given to that of framing famous hardest and more the nasty piece of work
- the Great Square : assembly of the persons in charge of the tradis to the " Spéciale" ;
- Colonel of the Guards : Second member of the Great Square, after the Father System;
- Fine : official representative of the Great Square; one by section and company of the 1° Battalion of France;
Flying school - Living room of Provence
- Eaglets : nickname of the pupils of the Flying school
- ACES (anagram of CSEA): African trainee, designates the pupils of the Special Course of the Flying school
- bobonne : boyfriend, wife (legitimates)
- BDE : office of the studies
- boulettiser : to be a ball
- bourrin : Raised or former student of the Military academy of the air
- Bricard : nickname of the chief of brigade
- BUC : large uniform, by extension, beautiful, elegant, presented well
- Camembert cheese : building of the DIST
- Chauffeuse : armchair
- Cheeze : heap of clothing in bulk. By extension, synonymous with bronx
- Coti : contribution with the activities promotion
- Cousette : numbers numbers in ribbon which it is necessary to sew on each element of parcelling
- Co-Wind : nickname given to the " second" wind, selected for its powerful vocal body and its scouring irony
- Commando tennis shoe : too many bulbs?
- Conf : Conference, always quite sopotic
- Crassus : voluntarily designate a pupil seeking to avoid taking part in activities military or intellectual considered difficult
- Crassusser : to copy, by extension: in making the least possible
- Notch : to punish
- Cuisser : to be sent in the air
- Base : the last of promotion
- Releasing : escape organized from a chick brigade at its Direct sergeant
- : Raised or former student of the Flying school
- EOPNeu or Tire : raise officer of the flight crew
- Fisser : to seek above all has to be shown well hierarchy
- Fiston : suck-balls
- golgother : to go to the step with the arms out of phase
- kéké : bush salonais
- KS : treasurer of brigade
- MDE : house of the pupils
- mildewed : large schtaki
- to tack : to cling to the section
- Muler : Intransitive verb. To force physically. " Muler a such bête". Caution: a person who mule is too designated a goat.
- PNS : bag of PNN.idéal to transport bottles out of glass (full)
- PO (it) : indicate the central place of the School (name of the Général Furrier of Oisy), of a broad perimeter (570m) surveyed by chicks in the event of punishment
- gate of the General (to do it) : to infiltrate in the enclosure of the school by the gate of the general after having made the wall.
- QL : Free district
- padge : reads
- padger () : to lie down
- trap : (for trap with idiot) nickname of the Flying school
- piègeard : old of the school
- pioupiou : affectionate nickname given to the chicks
- pigeons : nickname of the pupils of the Military academy of the air
- Chicks : nickname of the pupils of first year at the Flying school
- psychoter or polioter :
- popotier : young person of counted, charged with announcing the menu
- to control : to make only the strict minimum, to go to the economy
- regulator : nobody who seeks to make some the least possible, without to be a true work dodger
- to reabsorb : to have physical difficulties
- to put into orbit : to make it tower of PO to the step of race following punishment. By extension to be put into orbit , to have exceeded its intellectual or physical limits
- sopo : soporific (a soporific conference)
- TC+MAP : turn of instruction with or without operations has feet, punishment
- TICoscope :
- touloubre : famous river salonaise for its floods
- tuss : its intimating silence, a bricard being likely to listen to the conversation
- Wind : nickname given to the leader of the pupils of second year ensuring the initial framing of the " poussins" (NB: the Wind never speaks, contrary to the Co-Wind which speaks on its behalf)
Naval college - Lanvéoc-Poulmic
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Baille : nickname of the Naval college
- lowing : Traditional festival organized by the pupils
- Bordache : nickname of the pupils of the Naval college, in reference to the ship " Borda" on which, they followed their schooling at the 19th century
- Boüt : Chaplain (Comes from marabout)
- fucking up the ass ; Conference
- mouth of boom : unpleasing air
- jonture : unpleasant task
- pope : Ordering Naval college
- stachki : even definition that jonture, the staki case is often decorated spirals to indicate jontures
- strasse : Staff of the School
- Vase : Widowed short speech, speech
- : Second in command of the Naval college
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