Definitions by GI Bro
soju
A soldier's best friend in Korea, especially when they are on lockdown and can't go off post to get drunk in the club
You can mix soju with anything (Kool-aid, coke, etc) and if you don't say anything you can get someone tore-up drunk without them even knowing why!
slicky boy
slicky boy by GI Bro July 29, 2004
bolo
stop loss
A clause in an GI's contract allowing the government to hold you past your ETS date for war or other national emergencies to keep your unit at or near 100% strength. In the case of a deployment they can hold you up to 90 days after redeployment but a Liutenant Colonel or higher can release you earlier if you finish outprocessing sooner than 90 days. It's simular to stop movement but that stops you from PCSing to another unit.
Stop loss wasn't even thought about a few years ago to new recruits and now thousands of soldiers in the army cant go home on thier ETS dates because they're either facing a one year tour to Iraq or Afganistan soon or they're already over there
stop movement
Prevents GIs from changing duty assignments or PCSing on their report dates due to a pending deployment or other situations that are linked to stop loss.
Right before OIF started thousands of soldiers were prohibited from changing duty assignments so they could stay with thier units for the war and are still being locked into their current units to this day for deployments to Iraq or Afganistan.
stop movement by GI Bro July 11, 2004
PCS
Permanent Change of Station. Not to be confused with redeployment, which is what troops returning to their home station do after a deployment to Iraq, Afganistan, or another hot spot outside the US (Germany, Japan, Italy, and Korea are Permant Duty stations, not deployments)