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Operation Valkyrie 

Adolf Hitler's contigency plan to keep the NSDAP in power, in the event Germany was overrun by a uprising/ foreign force. The plan would be authorized by either Hitler or the General of the Heer (Army) Resrve, the plan would have all reserve soldiers and Waffen/ SS troopers secure key parts to the Reich's leadership.
- Colonel Claus Von Stuffenberg, General Olbricht, and the other July 20, 1944 (Hitler Assissination attempt) changed Valkyrie to exclude the SS from the plan, therefor, they could use the Heer to seize control of the Government and stop the Nazi Party (Without them even knowing it) the plan, needless to say, failed and over 5,000 where executed.
Operation Valkyrie was a key part to the July 20th plot.
Operation Valkyrie by ww2wizzkid September 25, 2009
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Operation Valkyrie 

Verb. To ejaculate you in her eye while yelling in German gibberish. The resulting ocular injury will result in the wearing of an eye patch similar to Tom Cruise's in Operation Valkyrie - http://www.topnews.in/light/files/Tom-Cruise-Valkyrie.jpg
Tom: How did that date go last night?
Ben: Ausgezeichnet!
Tom: What?
Ben: Let's just say that Operation Valkyrie was in effect.
Operation Valkyrie by tBCSeattle January 6, 2009

Operation Valkyrie 

The pursuit of physical intimacy with the opposite sex. The hunt for a worthy piece of poontang. In essence, penetration of the vaginal area... by any means necessary!
Mike: I really need to hook up with ______

Pierre: So you're telling me that Operation Valkyrie is in effect?

Mike: Indeed. Operation Valkyrie is in effect...
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