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Originally Posted By Banshee35:In 6 years on active duty I never heard them called that either but I did have a blanket that literally traveled the world with me that I jokingly called my woobie. For those that don't get the reference, it's from a very funny movie called 'Mr Mom' that's quoted earlier.220, 221, whatever it takesI think it's mostly an infantry thing.

I'm actually curious about this now. I thought it was an Army thing since I was in the Marines first. But if Army guys don't know, it might be just specific jobs in the Army who call it the woobie.I was in the infantry in from '86-'89 in Germany and we just called it a poncho liner (still have mine that I had sewn into a poncho for a lightweight waterproof fart sack).Maybe woobie hadn't caught on yet? Originally Posted By Banshee35:In 6 years on active duty I never heard them called that either but I did have a blanket that literally traveled the world with me that I jokingly called my woobie.

For those that don't get the reference, it's from a very funny movie called 'Mr Mom' that's quoted earlier.220, 221, whatever it takesI think it's mostly an infantry thing. I'm actually curious about this now. I thought it was an Army thing since I was in the Marines first. But if Army guys don't know, it might be just specific jobs in the Army who call it the woobie.I've noticed the same.

It's a branch thing. I was a Marine, it was poncho liner.

Doom 64 download. Now I'm in the Army and people call it 'woobie'. I hear that and I always give the faces.

Just seems wrong. Originally Posted By piccolo:eBay.About 20-40 bucks delivered.Yesterday someone posted USRO was selling used Marine Corps poncho liners for $12.99. I bought 10 of them and am planning on taking four of them and having them sewn together into one giant blanket for a queen size bed.Are they still selling??

Link please!!! I want a Marpat for my woobie collection:)Sold out yesterday. They've gotten them in a few times in the past couple of months. $13 for a woobie is a great price, and the neckbeards on eBay pay a premium for MARPAT (normally $30 - $60). We both still have our original Kifaru Woobies here. I think there are newer versions at their store - bigger ones - but the original ones can be used as a blanket, if you don't mind curling up a little.I use to use mine on my rack in the Navy.

Rule was that you could have a personal blanket (except during INSURV inspections) as long as you could fold them up and stow them when you got up. Not sure about the Army-issued ones but with the Kifaru ones, I just stuffed it into its own liner bag and when berthing was inspected for cleaning (daily) they didn't say crap about it.

(Although I was in a top rack, so that may have played a factor - can't inspect what you're too lazy to try to see, right?).