What does G I stand for in the military service?
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GI Stand for Government Issue. The term GI can into being, because everything the soldier wore, ate, used, and lived in was Government issued or provided by the government
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The abbreviation is:  i.e.
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http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/intro/ranks.htm
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The "I" stands for the isoagglutinogen gene.  Everybody has two copies of this gene, but know that this gene can come in different "flavors", what scientists call "alleles".  These flavors are Ia, Ib and Io.  The "I" indicates a single gene, and the a,b and o indicate the different versions, or "alleles", of this gene.  The "o" is termed recessive, because it "invisible" to the immune system, while "a" and "b" are dominant, meaning the immune system can identify and react with them.
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Honorable discharge.  You have been punished by the NJPs, so they will not be held against you.  Like the man said, if you're not being discharged because of the NJP, then you're G2G.
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Well, "g" is the symbol used to represent the acceleration that results in the force due to gravity that we all experience every day. So, "2g" simply means twice as much acceleration as we experience due to gravity, and "3g" means three times as much acceleration as we experience due to gravity. \n\nThe force that the astronauts experience at blast-off does not all come from gravity, only 1g does. The other 2g comes from the thrusters in the rocket. So the astronauts are pushed back into their seats 3 times as hard as they would be if they were just sitting there.
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G=General\nP=Packet\nR=Radio\nS=Service\n\nGPRS=General Packet Radio Service\n\nGPRS is usually incorporated into mobile phones for internet connectivity or mms (multimedia messeging service)...
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g means gerade. Gerade is the german word for symmetrical. the lobes of the orbital are symmetrical on both sides ie plus on both sides. eg p orbitals are ungerade ie u types!!
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its basically explaining what youre gonna do on a mission in the armed forces
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G -- in the middle of n-i-g-h-t -- Key of G\n\nForce of nature in flight -- G force, short for gravitational.
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General of the Armies
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Birth, Nationalization, military service
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Its between the Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal and the Armed Forces service medal. it depends on which ones you have.. you have to be more specific. :)
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It means an enlisted sailor as opposed to an officer.  It comes from the early british uniform worn by enlisted sailors.
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G.I. stands for "Government issue".  Duke is not G.I. Joe.  In the mid-nineties it was established that G.I. Joe was founder of the team, and a commemorative 3 3/4" action ficture was produced a long with a full-size replica of the very first G.I. Joe.  He came with a card that explained his real name and stats. I don't have this, but I saw the ad in a comic book, so I can't fill in more details.
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General Issue - a designation of articles issued to soldiers. In World War II and following, it was used to designate a soldier ("GI Joe") and anything connected or relating to soldiers and military service ("GI haircut").
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ANG stands for Air national guard, ARNG stands for army national guard.  the air is part of the airforce and the ARNG is part of the army.  Are you asking the difference between the Army Reserve and the Army National Guard? Because the difference ther is that the Army Reserve can only be called up to serve on Federal missions.  They can only be called up by the national government.  The Army national guard has two missions, state and federal.  They can be called up to go to war by the federal government, or can be called up for disaster relief, by your governor.  Or in my case loaned to Louisiana by my governor.  Also the Army National Guard had combat jobs ie. Infantry, special forces, artillery, and so on.  The reserves dont.I hope this helps.\n\nThe army and the airforce are each split up into 3 groups.  The active component, the reserve component, and the national guard component.  I know in the army's case the Army National Guard is it's largest component.