what is the meaning of GI in GI JOE,G means government what is I?
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G. eneral I. ssue. GI Joe was our soldiers were refered to in WWII
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SOG is a three-letter acronym that refers to:\n\nStudies and Observations Group a secret American special force which conducted unconventional warfare operations prior to and during the Vietnam War. \nSpecial Operations Group is an synonym for a SWAT team. \nSea of green, a method for growing cannabis. \nSOG Knife used by the U.S. Navy Seals \nShot on goal, a statistic kept in ice hockey. \nSettlers of Ganareth, a massive multiplayer online game (Supposedly a "prelude" - but in beta, essentially). The final version will be Dark and Light
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Simply comes from the military. It means 0 kills, meaning there have been no losses. Then it simply translated into "everything is alright".
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One common unit of acceleration is g, one g being the acceleration caused by the gravity of Earth at sea level at 45° latitude (Paris), or about 9.81 m/s².\nThe acceleration due to gravity denoted g (also gee, g-force or g-load) is a non-SI unit of acceleration defined as exactly 9.80665 m/s², which is approximately equal to the acceleration due to gravity on the Earth's surface at sea level.\n\nThe symbol g is properly written in lowercase and italic, to distinguish it from the symbol G, the gravitational constant, which is always written in uppercase; and from g, the abbreviation for gram, which is not italicized.\n\nThis conventional value was established by the 3rd CGPM (1901, CR 70). The total acceleration is found by vector addition of the opposite of the actual acceleration (in the sense of rate of change of velocity) and a vector of 1 g downward for the ordinary gravity (or in space, the gravity there). For example, being accelerated upward with an acceleration of 1 g doubles the experienced gravity. Conversely, weightlessness means an acceleration of 1 g downward in an inertial reference frame.\n\nThe value of g defined above is an arbitrary midrange value on the Earth, approximately equal to the sea level acceleration of free fall at a geodetic latitude of about 45.5°; it is larger in magnitude than the average sea level acceleration on Earth, which is about 9.797 645 m/s². The standard acceleration of free fall is properly written as gn (sometimes g0) to distinguish it from the local value of g that varies with position.\n\nThe units of acceleration due to gravity, meters per second squared, are interchangeable with newtons per kilogram. The quantity, 9.806 65, stays the same. These alternate units may be more helpful when considering problems involving pressure due to gravity, or weight.
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The word "go" is a hard g, while the word "giant" is a soft g.  I hope this helps.
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if you mean like S-1, G-1, and J-1\n\nit means:\n\nS is for staff section at Battalion and Brigade level anything with a commander less than a general\n\nG is for a General staff, a general commands the unit.\n\nJ is for Joint staff, it has members of all services and is designated as a Joint command by the civilian government normally for a specific purpose.\n\nThere is also a C for coalition it has members from several nations on the staff.
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TC = take care\nNP =          no problem\nOMG =       oh my god\nOMFG =    oh my f**king god\nLOL =        laugh out loud\nLMAO =     laugh my a**e off\nLMFAO =   laugh my f**king a**e off \nIDK =         i dont know\n\nthats all i got i think :o)
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It's a pretty common occurance in a lot of places.  From what you are describing you and your sister were simply dropping the "g" from words ending in -ing.  So workin' hard on not smokin' so many cigarettes.  \n\nAnother very common GA thing is the word "fixin'".  As in, I am "fixin'" to go to the store.
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G-Man is an old fashioned term to talk about some one in the FBI.  Now days people use it in a broader sense and sometimes mean anyone who works for the government.
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Don't you mean PATTERN?? Patton was a general during WWII.\n\nChow!!
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Government issue, meaning army enlisted personnel
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I believe the G is silent. I know someone named Nga, and it's pronounced "Naw"
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W.O. can mean without war office etc.\n\nDepends on the game.\n\nSee acronymfinder link below for more ideas:
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"i.e." stands for "id est", which can be translated as "that is".  This is used to introduce another way of saying the same thing that you just said.\n\nThe United States occupies, i.e. has troops in, many countries in the world.\n\n"e.g." stands for "exempli gratia" (or something like that) and is used to introduce an example.\n\nThere are many questions on here that people find silly, e.g., toilet questions.
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gaad\nthe g is pronounsed as a mixture of q and g in a way
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idk= i dont know                 \nlol= laugh out loud\nbtw= by the way\nbrb= be right back\nttyl= talk to you later\ngtg= got to go\ngg=good game\nic= i see\ni hope i helped :)
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this phrase (land of the free because of the brave) is intended to remind americans that the price of maintaining freedom is borne by G.I.'s - men and women that are voluntary enlistees in the armed forces.  it intentionally echoes the final words of the star spangled banner, the US national anthem.\n\nwhat do i win?