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What does it mean when the smoking lamp is lit?

What does it mean when the smoking lamp is lit?

“The smoking lamp is lighted” or “the smoking lamp is out’ were the expressions indicating that smoking was permitted or forbidden. When the officer of the deck says “the smoking lamp is out” before drills, refueling or taking ammunition, that is the Navy’s way of saying “cease smoking.”

Can you smoke in Marines?

The smoking ban took effect on Dec. 31, 2010. In April 2012, then-Navy Secretary Ray Mabus announced that tobacco products would no longer be sold at a discount to Navy and Marine Corps personnel.

What does it mean to show a leg?

get out of bed
(idiomatic, nautical) To wake up and get out of bed. (Used mostly in the imperative). Show a leg or you’re going to be late.

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Which members of the mess can give the toast to the Potus?

A mess member must stand at attention and ask Mr. Vice’s permission to address the mess. Mr. Vice has the option to turn the request away or to forward it to the president.

What is President of the mess?

A Marine is assigned to be President of the Mess; he is in charge and controls the flow of events. The Vice-President of the Mess, or ‘Mr. Vice,’ as the title has come to be known, acts as the enforcer of the President’s decisions and also regulates who may speak to the President.

Can you smoke at USMC boot camp?

No… You Can’t Smoke Unfortunately, smoking is an all too common habit for many military personnel. However, when you are in basic training there are no smoke breaks. If you like to smoke, I suggest you quick smoking on your own terms and not your drill sergeants terms.

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Does the military allow smoking?

One of the policy initiatives that the military adopted to discourage smoking among its personnel is a comprehensive ban on tobacco use during basic military training (BMT).

Why do I shake my legs when sitting?

Shaking legs can also signal that you’re bored. The shaking releases tension that’s stored up when you’re forced to sit through a long lecture or a dull meeting. Constant bouncing in your leg might also be a motor tic. Tics are uncontrollable, quick movements that give you a feeling of relief.