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《神奇兵營42》是關(guān)于一群士兵的一個系列。盡管他們的生命因拆除隱藏著的炸彈而時刻充滿危險，卻依然熱愛士兵生活，分享同志間的快樂，喜愛互相開開玩笑。故事由Richard Hurst（應(yīng)招女郎的秘密日記，米蘭達(dá)）和James Cary（米蘭達(dá)）創(chuàng)作，現(xiàn)役及退役武裝和軍士專家對此劇進(jìn)行了精心研究、提出建議，意在讓觀眾感受到戰(zhàn)場英雄們?yōu)檎x而戰(zhàn)之余真實(shí)、感人又爆笑的生活。…
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1 ) Armyspeak, BBC Three - Bluestone 42
Armyspeak
Army slang explained.
ANA
Afghan National Army. Very brave. Not as safety conscious as you’d like.
Army 100
Sharp shooting competition to find the top 100 shots in the army.
Atmospherics
The vibe
ATO
TLA for Ammunition Technical Officer. ‘The bomb guy’ who does the long walk to defuse the bomb (see also Render Safe) Balls of galvanized steel required.
Beep Test
Standard fitness test used through the world in various services.
Blast Pants
Something to protect your crown jewels from the explosion should the unthinkable happen.
Contact
Engaging the enemy in more than a casual conversation. Bullets involved.
Det
The room/tent where the EOD Detachment are based.
Drills and Skills
A general encouragement to rely on your training (drills) and your expertise (skills).
EOD
Explosive Ordnance Disposal. Ie. The guys that get rid of stuff that goes bang, like IEDs.
HTEA
The tiresome necessity of Having To Explain Acronyms.
Hexiblocks
A small hexamine fuel block, like a slow burning fire lighter.
Hexi-telly
When you’re sitting around in the middle of nowhere, and the only thing to watch is a burning hexiblock.
Hook and line
Kit the ATO uses to pull the IED out of the ground. Like fishing. But for bombs.
IED
Improvised Explosive Device. Or bomb. Handmade by the Taliban and planted by a road or pathway.
Mark One Eyeball
The ultimately searching device that has never been improved. The human eye.
Op Barma
Sweeping an area for IEDs with a Vallon.
Op Minimise
Communications shut down so that relatives can be the first to be informed about an injury or fatality of a soldier.
Padre
A Chaplain. Like an army vicar. Always called Padres (which means ‘Father’) even if they're women. S’pose we should call them Madres. But we don’t. Always good for sweets.
PE7
Plastic Explosive used to blow stuff up.
Phots
Photos. For when you just don’t have time to say the word photos.
Pressure Plate
One of the triggers for an IED. Tread on it and it goes bang.
Proff
Steal. Pinch. Reassign for personal use.
Queen’s Regs
Her Majesty’s Big Book of How She’d Like Her Troops to Behave. Optimistic.
QGM
Queen’s Gallantry Medal.
Render Safe
Defuse Bomb.
SA80
Like all military hardware, the standard issue SA80 rifle was designed at immense cost, delivered late and found wanting. Much-maligned but begrudgingly accepted.
Screech
Unpalatable powder that the army insists can be turned into a form of drinkable squash. Possibly radioactive.
Spin the Dit
Tell the story. The recycled, apocryphal and obscene story.
Terp
Interpreter. You’re not meant to call them this for some reason. But they do.
The Wedge
Royal Engineers. Why they are called this is a matter of debate and mystery.
Thursday Nights
You might just have to ask a soldier to explain that one. Bear in mind Bird’s Boogie Night was always held on a Thursday.
TLA
Three Letter Acronym.Like ATO, EOD, RLC, TLA and IED. As you can see, the army likes TLAs. You’d better get used to them PDQ.
Vallon
Metal detector for sweeping an area.
Warry
Describes those time when the politicians says it’s a peaceful operation, but you can’t help notice you’re being shot at.
WISWO
Not amazing wizard, but a Weapons Intelligence Specialist Warrant Officer. Much easier to call them a WISWO.
50-Cal
Fifty mm calibre machine-gun that will hurt – in the sense that it will cut you in half.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/4C2f916ZMmZ4kN82Rt5Dj2d/armyspeak
Army slang explained.
ANA
Afghan National Army. Very brave. Not as safety conscious as you’d like.
Army 100
Sharp shooting competition to find the top 100 shots in the army.
Atmospherics
The vibe
ATO
TLA for Ammunition Technical Officer. ‘The bomb guy’ who does the long walk to defuse the bomb (see also Render Safe) Balls of galvanized steel required.
Beep Test
Standard fitness test used through the world in various services.
Blast Pants
Something to protect your crown jewels from the explosion should the unthinkable happen.
Contact
Engaging the enemy in more than a casual conversation. Bullets involved.
Det
The room/tent where the EOD Detachment are based.
Drills and Skills
A general encouragement to rely on your training (drills) and your expertise (skills).
EOD
Explosive Ordnance Disposal. Ie. The guys that get rid of stuff that goes bang, like IEDs.
HTEA
The tiresome necessity of Having To Explain Acronyms.
Hexiblocks
A small hexamine fuel block, like a slow burning fire lighter.
Hexi-telly
When you’re sitting around in the middle of nowhere, and the only thing to watch is a burning hexiblock.
Hook and line
Kit the ATO uses to pull the IED out of the ground. Like fishing. But for bombs.
IED
Improvised Explosive Device. Or bomb. Handmade by the Taliban and planted by a road or pathway.
Mark One Eyeball
The ultimately searching device that has never been improved. The human eye.
Op Barma
Sweeping an area for IEDs with a Vallon.
Op Minimise
Communications shut down so that relatives can be the first to be informed about an injury or fatality of a soldier.
Padre
A Chaplain. Like an army vicar. Always called Padres (which means ‘Father’) even if they're women. S’pose we should call them Madres. But we don’t. Always good for sweets.
PE7
Plastic Explosive used to blow stuff up.
Phots
Photos. For when you just don’t have time to say the word photos.
Pressure Plate
One of the triggers for an IED. Tread on it and it goes bang.
Proff
Steal. Pinch. Reassign for personal use.
Queen’s Regs
Her Majesty’s Big Book of How She’d Like Her Troops to Behave. Optimistic.
QGM
Queen’s Gallantry Medal.
Render Safe
Defuse Bomb.
SA80
Like all military hardware, the standard issue SA80 rifle was designed at immense cost, delivered late and found wanting. Much-maligned but begrudgingly accepted.
Screech
Unpalatable powder that the army insists can be turned into a form of drinkable squash. Possibly radioactive.
Spin the Dit
Tell the story. The recycled, apocryphal and obscene story.
Terp
Interpreter. You’re not meant to call them this for some reason. But they do.
The Wedge
Royal Engineers. Why they are called this is a matter of debate and mystery.
Thursday Nights
You might just have to ask a soldier to explain that one. Bear in mind Bird’s Boogie Night was always held on a Thursday.
TLA
Three Letter Acronym.Like ATO, EOD, RLC, TLA and IED. As you can see, the army likes TLAs. You’d better get used to them PDQ.
Vallon
Metal detector for sweeping an area.
Warry
Describes those time when the politicians says it’s a peaceful operation, but you can’t help notice you’re being shot at.
WISWO
Not amazing wizard, but a Weapons Intelligence Specialist Warrant Officer. Much easier to call them a WISWO.
50-Cal
Fifty mm calibre machine-gun that will hurt – in the sense that it will cut you in half.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/4C2f916ZMmZ4kN82Rt5Dj2d/armyspeak
不喜歡新ATO，整個劇依然還是超好笑的。。。這結(jié)尾是什麼回事啊？？？
Nick不在，還看啥啊？
主角都斷腿領(lǐng)便當(dāng)了，不負(fù)我帝國墳場之威名啊
這是一部神奇的劇，里面的人個個都討喜.而且換了二主角竟然沒有爛尾.想念nick，不知道有沒有第四季.Now off you fuck.
好愛新BOSS 牛逼哄哄的軟妹小天使么么噠~
Nick走了之后質(zhì)量的確下降，但實(shí)在是對每個人都是真愛感了。最后還挺傷感。最終最喜歡的角色是上校，太有愛。
兩周之內(nèi)把三季都看了，喜劇真心英國拍的好！可惜結(jié)局很倉促，simon的旅行不知道會是如何呢？
就這樣完結(jié)了？陪伴了我三年之久的 Bluestone 42，最后竟然就是這樣的結(jié)局，想想也是非常令人唏噓，質(zhì)量確實(shí)是有所下降，但是值得好評
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Nick和Mary都走了我還看什么啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊
爛尾爛得不太嚴(yán)重
殺千刀的BBC 竟然不續(xù)訂了！
以為沒有nick和mary會不想看，結(jié)果還是順利看下去了。。。
brilliant！
神補(bǔ)刀，希望有第四季
第一集boss被砸傻了，還是意外。第二集，被嚇尿的士兵引爆了炸彈，一米九被炸成了一米七，仍然是意外。boss很冤了。后面新來的boss不夠賤完全接不住笑點(diǎn)……
最后一集是怎么回事？。。。
這什么鬼結(jié)局啊QAQ這么催淚……
走了一堆人，季終（劇終？）結(jié)尾也不知道是什么鬼，而且傻逼逼福利還這么少。。
還我班長
輕配版的拆彈部隊(duì)。