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woobie
What does woobie mean?
The quilted nylon poncho liner, prized for its warmth and comfort in the field, treated like a security blanket.
"I've had this woobie since my first deployment and I'll never give it up."
Origin
U.S. Army; nickname evoking a child's comfort blanket.
Frequently asked questions
What is a "woobie"?
It is the quilted nylon poncho liner issued to soldiers, prized for its warmth and comfort and treated almost like a security blanket.
Why is it called a woobie?
The nickname evokes a child's comfort blanket, reflecting how attached troops get to it.
What is a woobie used for?
It keeps a service member warm in the field and is often used as a lightweight blanket or liner.
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