Vulgar words in The Armed Forces Officer - Department of the Army Pamphlet 600-2 (Page 1)
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The blunt soldier, the old sea-dog type of naval officer, is endurable and even lovable in the eyes of most other people, when he has done his scrapping with fire rather than firewater, when his personal credentials are sound, and when his outward manner is bluff in both meanings of the word.
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One must not be like the half-wit described by Col. George F. Baltzell to his trainees during World War I. Joe had attached himself to the Confederate command of the Colonel's father, whose last chore before turning in was to post the boy.
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Any man gets a little fagged from being _told_ all the time.
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Sheer poppycock!