White Phosphorus, given the name Willy Peter in Vietnam also used in the book "Fallen Angels"(about the Vietnam war). Usually used as a name rather than an object. Willy Peter was usually used in artillery shells to clear sections of forests rife with Congs. White Phosphorus also eats through skin which made it incredibly painful for the enemy and the shells also acted as fragmentation explosives.
by kkid28 February 9, 2007
willy peter. White Phospherous. used alot during the vietnam war. white hot peices of metal in a can. uasually dropped from a jet.
by NYCBudda October 28, 2006
-slang. Army officer or cadet that is/has attended the United States Military Academy at West Point. Usually negative.
by LTDan February 2, 2008