sailor, member of the Navy (U.S.)

very archaic -- originated in WWI, fell out of use post WWII

1. The battle cry of the US Marines.
2. A positive affirmation to any order or request.
3. An agreement to an order.
4. Used as a greeting or confirmation.
5. An adjective to describe something that is rugged and hardy in nature.

1) A mecca for Jarheads
2) A breeding ground for current and future high school military wives.
3) A place where the only good thing to do is watch movies.

Where amphetamines and jarheads flow like wine. Also, where Sammy Hagar has been spotted at the In-n-Out Burger.

US Marine and Navy slang for Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center - Twentynine Palms, California. It's called Twentynine stumps because it's in the middle of the damn desert and there ain't a fucking palm to be found.

I Movie with Jamie Foxx about a Marines time spent in Iraq during Operation: Desert Sheild/ Desert Storm

Ethnic slur used to describe someone of Indian or Middle-eastern origin, from the bindi worn by Hindis and Sikhs. Like most slurs, it mostly reveals the ignorance of the speaker.