Another WAY O\T Question

[General Lee 01]

Whenever I'm out on the highway I see "Older" Gentlemen driving and they have a bumper sticker on the back of their car\truck that says "Semper FI" or something like that.

 

I assume it has to do with Military Veterans cause they usually also have a "Retired US Marine" sticker, etc too.

 

 

So I ask, what is Semper FI?

[sincityZ71]

Semper Fi is latin for "Always Faithful", it is the motto of the US Marines  

[NewbieZ71]

Once a Marine, always a Marine.

[sincityZ71]

General you will find a ton of latin motto used in the military.

 

The one that I always like best is "De Oppresso Liber" (To Free The Oppressed", that is the motto of US Army Special Forces.

 

Sine Pari (without equal), Army Special Operations Command

 

Sua Sponte (of their own accord), Army Rangers

 

Lo Que Sea, Cuando Sea, Donde Sea (anything, anytime, anywhere), Army 7th Special Forces Group

 

Semper Paratus (always prepared), US Coast Guard

 

Defensor Fortis (defender of the force), USAF Security Forces/Force Protection or whatever they now call themselves

 

Audentes Fortuna Juvat (Fortune Favors the Bold) USAF 366th Wing

 

and there are hundreds more floating around in the military...

 

[NewbieZ71]

How about "Semper Onlineus GMTruckus"?  

 

"Always Logged In"