Rifle

The radio call given by military pilots when a AGM-65 Maverick is fired.

"Rifle!"

by Colin Ritter August 06, 2003

M-16

The US service rifle in use since 1965. The M16's original design proved to be jam prone (complicated by poor ammunition and improper cleaning instruction) and was superceded by the M16A1. The M16A1 was a fully automatic rifle with a chrome lined barrel for increased reliability.
The M16A2 was the next major model which had an improved sight, the optional addition of a brass deflector for left-handed shooters a 7-in-1 rifiling, and, most notibly, a three-round burst limiter.
The next model of the M16 (the M16A3 or M16A4 I cannot find reliable sources on either even Colt) eschews the burst limiter and adds a P-rail inplace of the handgrip.

The soldier shouldered his M16.

by Colin Ritter August 06, 2003

FAMAS

The French service rifle which was the first in the world to use a bullpup format.

by Colin Ritter August 06, 2003

beavage

the cleavage of a woman's external genitalia.

"Look at that beavage."

by Colin Ritter August 06, 2003

Paveway

An american made laser guided bomb attached to the Mk-80 series unguided bombs.

The F-16C lifted off from Gunsan with two 2000-lbs Paveways under its wings.

by Colin Ritter August 06, 2003

JDAM

A series of GPS guided free fall bombs that have accuracy of roughly 5-10 meters. Can be used in all weather. From Joint Direct Attack Munition.

The JDAM has been used extensively recently.

by Colin Ritter August 06, 2003

The Letter in the Whie House

Noun. The appointed leader of the United States who is too stupid to spell his name beyond a single letter.

by Colin Ritter August 06, 2003