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dtacs wrote:scrub = idiot/noob player, or experienced one who over time hasn't improved at all.

virgin = Virginia PR servers.

H = ]H[ servers.

360 degrees = A squad member each covering an arc, like the numbers on a clock so every direction is covered.

medic security = One player from the squad 'provide security' for the medic and his patient while they do their thing (I tend to use this alot)

engine silence (usually VH maps) = Each driver of the tank in a squad switches seats to turn off the engine, VOIP chat is also halted for 10 or so seconds as to hear enemy vehicle movement.

VH = vehicle warfare.

I would think it'd be VW?

TomDackery wrote:I would think it'd be VW?

I tend to find that VH is more popular for some reason, but most people get the jist of it.

DevilDog812 wrote:Adcomsubordcomphibspac = Administrative Command, Amphibious Forces, Pacific Fleet Subordinate Command

WIN

You Sir are a winner

Cp wrote:
AAV = Amphibious Assault Vehicle

OR Anti Air Vehicle

Hitman.2.5 wrote:OR Anti Air Vehicle

More commonly Anti Air Vehicle in PR terms I'd say.

Agreed////

Mobile Anti Air its what i use in PR for AA vehicles...

Just AA for handheld...

I use the NATO reporting names for AAVs personally, but each to their own.

Handheld should really be called MANPAD though imo.

Aye - yes/roger/afirmative/ahoy etc.

Oscar Mike - On the move i.e. when moving a metre or more

BTR - BroneTRansopter(translate - armored transport) - any russian APC!
BTR - Boevaya Mashina Pehoty(translate - Infantry fighting vehicle) - BMP,Warrior,Bradley(If squad have russian players)
RTB - return to base
and some russian words:
Tshka - T90 or T72!
Abram - M1A2 "Abrams"
Vertushka - attack heli

i can't believe nobody said this 1....

LB = littlebird

i win.

nobody?

ok ill say it

--------------- but you got the point mongol, im sorry

sorry, lag = bad driver/pilot (I believe in good internet connections maybe just a tenth of the players really have lag)

speedhound1-WYD- wrote:APDSFS, amour piercing discarding sabot fin stabilized

It's actually Armor Piercing Fin Stabilised Discarding Sabot
The best way to remember it is that it describes the round in reverse.

4. It pierces the armor
3. Its flight is Fin stabilised
2. The Sabot is discarded
1. It's fired

If there's a T after, it would mean it's a tracer round
i.e APFSDS-T
or HEI-T (High Explosive Incendiary - Tracer);

Not to be confused with HEAT - High Explosive Anti Tank

Dushka = DShK Russian 50 cal

This is a term I use the most, but i'm not 100% sure i use it correctly, so please corect me.

When I move with my squad, and see an enemy in the distance, I yell "contact!" (Contact north if he's to the north etc)

But is this when you are taking fire from an enemy, or just spotting him?

Contact varies between countries alot. Here we use it when there is actual visual contact between both parties and hostile shots are to ensue.

I say contact whenever we see an enemy really. Or simply 'enemy, get down'.

GG - good game
LOL - that is funny
haha - you think that is funny, so ill pretend im laughing without laughing out loud
watch out! - i just threw a grenade at your feet, dont let me get a teamkill
sorry! - you didnt run away from my grenade fast enough, dumba**
o rly? - oh really?
ya rly - yes really!
cover me while i build this FOB - im dumb as a brick and am building a firebase in the enemies line of sights
cash/cactche/cace/cahe/cashe - cache/area full of stored weapons and ammunition
watch out for that mine - i placed a mine that is blocking your way out, and i forgot to mark it, so dont blame me
i surrender! - shoot me!

CQC/CQB - Close Quarters Combat/Battle

Anyone mention FUBAR? F**ked Up Beyond All Repair/Recognition