Explanation: The US military, historically, has used the designation of ‘M’ followed by a number to differentiate types of equipment. “Light Tank, M1” being, for example, the ‘Model 1’ or first model of light tank.
This uh, has led to a very large number of ‘M1s’ throughout the years.
I suspect this is a consequence of people I learned from using the phonetic alphabet over noisy radio, but m1 has always been mark 1 (rather than model 1) to me.
Also, didn’t list the m1 eyeball? Radar engineers in shambles
Explanation: The US military, historically, has used the designation of ‘M’ followed by a number to differentiate types of equipment. “Light Tank, M1” being, for example, the ‘Model 1’ or first model of light tank.
This uh, has led to a very large number of ‘M1s’ throughout the years.
I suspect this is a consequence of people I learned from using the phonetic alphabet over noisy radio, but m1 has always been mark 1 (rather than model 1) to me.
Also, didn’t list the m1 eyeball? Radar engineers in shambles
What’s the bottle situation?
M1 Frangible, I believe! Government-issued molotov cocktail!