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Jan 1, 2021 · While the jarhead label may be well-received or not depending on the Marine in question, it’s believed that many Marines embrace it, since it designates them as unwavering in their sense of...
Nov 7, 2023 · “Some Marines refer to the ‘high and tight’ haircut as a ‘Jarhead cut.’” So synonymous has the term become with Marine Corps service that author Anthony Swofford, who served during the ...
- Sarah Sicard
Jan 21, 2021 · The “jarhead” label may be well-received or not depending on the Marine in question, but many Marines embrace it, since it designates them as unwavering in their sense of duty. Unless you’re also a service member, though, it’s probably best to let them be the ones to use that moniker.
Nov 7, 2023 · If you’re a civilian, the word “jarhead” may conjure up the gory image of a person’s noggin encapsulated in a cylindrical glass container. But if you’re a U.S. Marine, you know the term as a...
- Sarah Sicard
Mar 29, 2022 · Marines are often known by the nickname "jarheads," but where does that name come from and what does it mean? These are the biggest theories on its origin.
Dec 31, 2022 · There are a few theories surrounding where this term came from and why Marines are called jarheads but today, it’s mostly used as a beloved term used by the Marines, encouraging a sense of camaraderie.
The term “jarheads” is a slang phrase Sailors use to refer to Marines, dating back to World War II. It originated from the appearance of Marines in their dress blue uniforms, with the high collar resembling a mason jar.
