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Off topic: Has anyone been watching "The Last Ship" on TNT? Especially the ex-military guys. Several times in recent episodes, the Navy guys have used the term "Whiskey". By the context, it must mean "location".
Examples: "what is your whiskey?" Or "The extraction point is 500 yards north of my whiskey"
It must refer to location or position but I've never heard this before. What does it mean. And no, in this context it's used for letters of the alphabet like papa tango whiskey
Examples: "what is your whiskey?" Or "The extraction point is 500 yards north of my whiskey"
It must refer to location or position but I've never heard this before. What does it mean. And no, in this context it's used for letters of the alphabet like papa tango whiskey
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It's a stretch, but it's all that comes to mind.
Whiskey is the letter W in the phonetic alphabet. Not sure exactly how W means position. Maybe GMD is right. Normally location is your 20.
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:…
http://www.navy.com/glossary.html
http://www.ussrankin.org/terms/