Fobbit
The term “fobbit” is not a misspelling of “hobbit,” though the former may have derived from the latter. A fobbit is a soldier who stays close to a forward operating post, abbreviated as a FOB. As a result, they are understandably cautious. Or you may believe they lack the boldness and initiative that the United States Army is entitled to expect.
Fobbit
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Gear Adrift Is A Gift
This clever sentence is actually an admonition. If you do not properly care for your equipment, such as leaving it unattended, you may not see it again. It is unlikely that your fellow soldiers will steal it. It will instead be tactically acquired. In fact, others could simply call that stealing. In any case, take care of your equipment!
Gear Adrift Is A Gift
