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23 Μαΐ 2024 · The website of the Navy’s Chief Information Officer explains that gouge means the heart of the matter; or outstanding test-preparation material, and that it originated at the US Naval Academy and was introduced from there into the wider Navy.
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23 Μαρ 2016 · So here’s the gouge . . . er, here you go: 1. “Angels” Altitude in thousand of feet. (“Angels 3” is 3,000 feet.) 2. “Cherubs” Altitude in hundreds of feet. (“Cherubs 3” is 300 feet.) 3....
So what does the gouge mean in the Navy, for those not yet in the know? By all accounts, it’s the scuttlebug, the inside scoop, the way things are done around here—once you’ve been around here long enough to pick them up.
9 Μαΐ 2004 · Gouge is study material, NOT things that you are not supposed to have. Gouge is unofficial but it has saved people a ton of time in their efforts to learn everything, as the SEFEs expect of us. The point? Aircrew, you know everything I said already. Those not in the community (or newbies) you need to understand what is gouge and what is not.
A gouge is where an object has run along the skin of the a/c and put a furrow in the skin without actually puncturing it. The material that has been lifted will be at either/or the sides of the furrow or at the end of it.
12 Ιαν 2015 · It is an old term widely used in the military flying community, both Navy and USAF. I'm guessing that the military folks brought the term with them to the airlines way back when. I will use this opportunity to repeat the public service announcement about the word: "gouge" is both the singular and plural form.
