19 Your Active Military Jokes

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Updated on: Aug 21 2024

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Why did the soldier become a gardener? He had a natural talent for planting landmines!
Why did the sergeant bring a pencil to the battlefield? In case he needed to draw his weapon!
Why did the soldier bring a pencil to the bar? In case he wanted to draw his sidearm!
What's a soldier's favorite snack? Grenola bars!
Why did the military officer bring a ladder to the briefing? He heard it was a high-level discussion!
What do you call a soldier who survived falling in a barrel of beer? A draft dodger!
Why did the soldier bring a ladder to the bar? Because he heard the drinks were on the house!
What do you call a soldier who survived mustard gas and pepper spray? A seasoned veteran!
Why did the general go to the dentist? To get his plaque removed!

Military Humor: Where 'Standby' is a Lifestyle, Not Just a Status.

In the military, we've got our own unique sense of humor. When civilians hear standby, they think it's a temporary thing. Little do they know, in the military, standby is not just a status; it's a lifestyle. I've got standby routines for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

My Fitness Level? Well, I Can Carry Two Trays in the Mess Hall Without Dropping a Single French Fry!

People say the military is all about physical fitness. I've reached peak performance in a skill they don't tell you about - the ability to carry two trays in the mess hall without dropping a single French fry. Call it the ultimate balancing act, and the mess hall staff is my audience.

My Military Fitness Routine: Dodging Salutes and Mastering the Art of the Stealth Snack!

They say military fitness is crucial. I've perfected my own routine - dodging salutes and mastering the art of the stealth snack. Sneaking into the barracks with a bag of chips is my version of a covert operation.

I Thought Basic Training Would Make Me a Morning Person, Now I Just Do Push-Ups in My Dreams.

Basic training was supposed to turn me into a morning person, but here I am, hitting the snooze button and doing push-ups in my dreams. I've mastered the art of looking awake while mentally drafting my desert island vacation plans.

I Joined the Military for the Adventure, but Found a Lifetime Supply of MREs.

I signed up for the military thinking I'd be living the action-packed life of GI Joe. Turns out, the real adventure is discovering just how many ways you can make a meal out of a pack of MREs. Let's just say, I've become a gourmet chef in the art of tearing open pouches.

I Tried Being a 'Drill Sergeant' to My Alarm Clock, Now It Snoozes With Authority!

They say military training makes you disciplined. I tried being a drill sergeant to my alarm clock. Now, it doesn't just beep; it snoozes with authority. I guess I'm not cut out for the early morning reveille after all.

Surviving the Military: Where Coffee is the Real MVP and PT Stands for 'Profound Tardiness.'

In the military, coffee is the real MVP. It's the only thing that keeps us standing at attention during morning formations. And PT? In the military, PT stands for 'Profound Tardiness.' We're not late; we're just fashionably delayed.

Military Jargon 101: Where 'Hurry Up and Wait' is a Legitimate Strategy!

In the military, we've got a strategy they don't teach you in textbooks. It's called 'Hurry Up and Wait.' We rush to get things done and then wait around so long, I've taken up bird watching. Turns out, military bases are prime spots for avian enthusiasts.

Deployed or Not, My Laundry Skills are Top-Ranked!

You know you're in the military when your laundry has seen more action than you have. I've got camouflage socks, desert-patterned underwear, and a shirt that's seen more mess halls than I have. I call it my Laundry Operation: Never-Fold.

Military GPS: Leading You to the Closest Porta-Potty Since 1775!

In the military, they say you should trust your GPS. Well, let me tell you, the military GPS has one destination programmed into it - the closest porta-potty. It's the only route that matters when you've had one too many cups of military-grade coffee.

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