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1970's US military acronym, still in use today. Amongst officers: Strategic, Tough, Ready Around the Clock. Amongst enlisted: SHIT! The Russians are coming! The second sense referring jocularly to the readiness level that was needed in "rapid deployment" units -- troops who would need to activate/deploy in as little as 2 hours if the Russians really were coming (Cold War) "You've all got inspection at 0700 hours tomorrow. That's a full gear inspection by the CO, and you BETTER be looking STRAC!"
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A 1970's era US military acronym, meaning: Strategic, Tough, and Ready Around the Clock. To be labeled "strac" was considered high praise. "He was a strac trooper."
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Military from WWII: Strong, Tough and Ready Around the Clock. Still in use. "He's one STRAC soldier!"
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During the early days of the Cold War, Rapid Response Forces were the name of the game. S.T.R.A.C. US Army for "STRategic Army Corps" S.A.C. US Air Force "Strategic Air Command" ie Cpl. Johannson is a STRAC Trooper.
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Big-headed pratt. Thinks he's above everyone when he's simply a fat loser. Stupid hair and an even more stupid attitude, one big llama.
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