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SALTY LANGUAGE - An Unabridged Dictionary of Marine Corps Slang, Terms and Jargon - Paperback
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by Andrew Anthony Bufalo (Compiled by)

Salty Language is the perfect book for anyone with a need to understand Marine Corps lingo. If you have ever wondered about terms like "Cookie Duster," "Big Chicken Dinner" and "Boondoggle" here's your chance to decipher them. Acronyms like ANGLICO, CACO and BOHICA are also defined, as well as "Old Corps" terms like "Battle Pin" and "Comshaw." Get a copy today, before someone gives you the "Green Weenie!" Makes a great gift for your "Alpha Unit" (spouse)!

Number of Pages: 322
Dimensions: 0.67 x 8.5 x 5.5 IN
Publication Date: June 01, 2006
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