Friday, December 2, 2011

Wiktionary - Recent changes [en]: Appendix:Australian English military slang

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Appendix:Australian English military slang
Dec 2nd 2011, 09:37

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*'''Vege bin''' - An [[w:armoured personnel carriers|armoured personnel carrier]]. Implies that the troops carried in the vehicle are 'vegetables'.
*'''Vege bin''' - An [[w:armoured personnel carriers|armoured personnel carrier]]. Implies that the troops carried in the vehicle are 'vegetables'.
*'''Veggies''' - Royal Australian Armoured Corps Assault Troopers. Depending on the context the term can be one of endearment or derision.
*'''Veggies''' - Royal Australian Armoured Corps Assault Troopers. Depending on the context the term can be one of endearment or derision.
*'''Veggie Patch''' - 1 RAR at Lavarack Barracks.
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*'''Veggie Patch''' - 2/4 RAR at Lavarack Barracks.
*'''Vue Tue''' - Pronounced 'viewee toowee'. Refers to a small green plastic folder with clear plastic sleeves for inserting notes and cribs commonly used by the Army. Aussie equivalent of a 'Nirex' (UK) or 'dope book' (USA).
*'''Vue Tue''' - Pronounced 'viewee toowee'. Refers to a small green plastic folder with clear plastic sleeves for inserting notes and cribs commonly used by the Army. Aussie equivalent of a 'Nirex' (UK) or 'dope book' (USA).

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