Significats de military jargon en anglès

We became well-acquainted with the names of certain drugs, types of prosthetics, military jargon.

I'd prefer not to insult you with cliched military jargon and half-assed obviously-researched (dis)information.

Lockheed's actually talking about its vision for the future of ISR, military jargon for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance.

It was one of many bits of military jargon and slang that had come into common usage over the years.

And though I speak the military jargon easily, it bears little relation to Cicero whom I read in Greek translation!

In simple terms and sans any military jargon, the unit could best be described as the world's most formidable hacker posse.

Critics said the e-mails -filled with FARC military jargon -were often ambiguous and did not provide conclusive evidence of any collaboration.

As soon as it happened she went into what I'm guessing is a classic POTESH. This was military jargon for post-traumatic epigenetic shift.

Futility music n. US military jargon for sanctioned aural torture, such as round-the-clock repetition of raucous songs by Eminem, Metallica, and Britney Spears.

Of the 14 strikes that Central Command has recently acknowledged have harmed civilians, four have targeted high-value individuals - military jargon for alleged senior figures.

This 1,145-person unit, based at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, is the only active-duty group devoted to "psyops," as these missions are called in military jargon.

Brilliant Weapons: Military jargon for the next generation of weapons systems that go beyond "smart," such as those that use nanotechnology.