Canadian English Military Slang

[Sentryduty]

It has come to my attention:

As a retired Canadian Infantry Soldier, I sometimes speak in a particular idiom that is a complete and utter mystery to those that have not worn a set of Black Cadillacs or had a Rum Ration. As way of quintessential apology I offer this handy-dandy translations guide: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appen...military_slang

Take a look, and grab few new terms to spice up polite conversation at that classy dinner party you didn't want to go to anyway.

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