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December 23rd 04, 06:10 PM
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m pautz wrote: Jim Fisher wrote: What is the etymology of Tango Uniform? I'm guessing "tails up" or "tits up" but anyone know for sure? I have always heard it as Tits Up as a description for dead. If it were "toes up" or "tails up", there would be no need to "sanitize" it. It's my understanding that the police are now using DRT to describe a dead perpetrator. That means Dead Right There. We use DRT quite a lot, in the Fire/EMS service. Refers to any patient who is obviously dead. John student pilot FME/FMFA vol. FF/EMT 
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