Any, er, UNIQUE military call signs or "handles" you have accrued?

[FourLoko]

Mr. Kitty

 

[Nathan]

Mr. Kitty

I had a drill Sgt with a cat named Mr. Kitty. And Poptart was the most interesting one I have gotten.

 

[Sasha]

Macguyver o.o

Got a co worker who we call swyper because he swyped a car going code 3 once

I'd be more of a swyper because I have a habit of pilfering gloves, tape, batteries, pens and the like from the hospital.

Maybe I need a little hispanic girl to come up to me and tell me "Swiper no swiping!"

 

[Hunter]

I'd be more of a swyper because I have a habit of pilfering gloves, tape, batteries, pens and the like from the hospital.

Maybe I need a little hispanic girl to come up to me and tell me "Swiper no swiping!"

But where else would you get these things if not by taking them from the hospitals. I just think of it as practicing scavanging for the zombie apocalypse.

 

[Akulahawk]

I used to be known as "Hawkeye" or "Yoda"... generally in reference to:

http://www.nostalgiacentral.com/images_tv/comedy/mash_022.jpg


and

http://www.empireonline.com/images/features/100greatestcharacters/photos/25.jpg

 

[Akulahawk]

I'd be more of a swyper because I have a habit of pilfering gloves, tape, batteries, pens and the like from the hospital.

Maybe I need a little hispanic girl to come up to me and tell me "Swiper no swiping!"

 

[Jon]

Not totally related, but saw this list on a blog I follow. The Mil folks will like, I'm sure:
http://oldnfo.blogspot.com/2012/04/callsigns.html

 

[mycrofft]

HAHAHAHA!:rofl:

 

[Devil doc]

Been called devil dolphin once.

 

[bigbaldguy]

I was called "Rothgar destroyer of worlds" for a while. Not really, but I tried like hell to get them to put that on my name tag.

 

[airbornemedic11]

Call signs

1st deployment - Chaos


This deployment - Painkiller

 

[mycrofft]

Nice ones.

I just remembered my nickname after I made O-3: Captain Gadget.
Before that some old MSgt (E-6 and 20 years in service) called me "that damned mcgyver" when I just kept pulling stuff people needed out of my BDW pants.

 

[mycrofft]

pants POCKETS!

 

[MackTheKnife]

Msgt (e-6)?

Nice ones.

I just remembered my nickname after I made O-3: Captain Gadget.
Before that some old MSgt (E-6 and 20 years in service) called me "that damned mcgyver" when I just kept pulling stuff people needed out of my BDW pants.

MSgt's are E-8's in the Army and Marine Corps.

 

[flhtci01]

For a while my co-workers were calling me Dr. Death due to having a string of bad ones. I am glad to say that did not stick.

 

[MackTheKnife]

Nickname

Besides the generic "Doc", that is.
What do your guys/ladies call you?

Although this is not medically related, the Army dubbed me "The Naval Warfare Terror" after I shot in one of their pistol matches and did quite well. They didn't think "swabbies" could shoot.

 

[CMHills]

Tex or Padfoot

Not really sure where Padfoot came from, but Tex is pretty obvious.

 

[mycrofft]

Well, Padfoot was a character's nickname in Harry Potter..... (Professor Lupin?)

 

[CMHills]

I was not aware. Don't know if that's good or bad, but I'll take it.

 

[mycrofft]

A werewolf but a good guy.