Definition
Slang term for members of the National Guard, used by active duty personnel. Sometimes affectionate, sometimes condescending, depending on who's saying it and current deployment rotations.
Example Usage
The nasty girls are mobilizing for the deployment cycle next quarter.
Origin
Play on 'NG' (National Guard) phonetically becoming 'nasty,' first used in Vietnam era
Fun Fact
National Guard units have increasingly taken on active duty roles since 9/11, making the distinction between Guard and active duty less meaningful than the nickname suggests.
Source: U.S. military inter-service slang
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