instead of roger that

[halvor1]

Instead of roger that maybe you could say SEMPER FI?

Or is that only to the marine and not the soldiers?

[blud]

Doesn't even mean the same thing. You wouldn't use it in the same situation.

[OkitaMakoto]

Semper Fi = always vigilant...correct?

Do they ever say that except on the commercials and stuff?

Is it like the Army/Ranger "OOorahh" then?

Meh... i like Roger That enough, but meh...

[Eddie Baker]

Semper Fi = always vigilant...correct?

Do they ever say that except on the commercials and stuff?

Is it like the Army/Ranger "OOorahh" then?

Meh... i like Roger That enough, but meh...

It's an abbreviation of "semper fidelis"- "always faithful." And yes, the Marines I know do say that in regular conversation.

The Army does "Hooah" and the Marines do "ooh-rah" and Navy EOD and NSW do "Hoo-yah," but that's another story. Well, probably three or four different stories, actually.

And no, we're not changing "roger that" to "semper fi."

[OkitaMakoto]

And no, we're not changing "roger that" to "semper fi."

Thanks, thats all i wanted to hear

But thanks for explaining the rest