Just like every other military occupational specialty has its own form of military slang, tankers have their own lingo. How many of these terms do you know?

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Just like every other military occupational specialty has its own form of military slang, tankers have their own lingo. How many of these terms do you know?
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These E-4s will shadow their assigned leader. They’re not his aide-de-camp, they’re not there to polish his shoes or clean his office. Their only duty would be to assess any decision he’s about to make. They’d be something like the modern-day equivalent of slaves who stood on chariots behind Roman emperors returning from victory, whispering “All glory is fleeting” to keep the emperor’s head from swelling.
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