Why? American military acronyms are not common knowledge all over the world. I don't know the percentage of non-Americans here, but I'd guess it's at least 10-20% of users?
I know what it is, just didn't know what it stood for. Kept trying to figure out something with Recruit. I think Recruiter Officers' was the first thing I tried.
I'd like to add some suggestions too, quiz creator, if you ever wanted to expand this one or create a sequel/advanced version: TDY, CINC, XO, OCS, FOB, OPSEC, 2LT, NORAD, ASAP, BX, SEAL.
I'm nonmilitary and I wouldn't get any of those. I only missed two on this one, but all I could think of for PT was potty training, reflecting on the fact that I have young grandchildren.
Most of them would be the same: NATO countries have adopted a lot of the same terminology for ease of communication (most in this quiz are used by British forces, for the same reason).
It was a joke during the 90s when Ethiopia was suffering from a famine that MREs were so bad, even them didn't want them. From the same time that MREs from european countries like France traded for several american MREs as they tasted much better.
OCS - Officer Candidate School
2LT - Second Lieutenant
ASAP - ?As Soon As possible?
PX - Post Exchange
The rest are just abbreviations.
It was a joke during the 90s when Ethiopia was suffering from a famine that MREs were so bad, even them didn't want them. From the same time that MREs from european countries like France traded for several american MREs as they tasted much better.
HSLD quiz.