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Here comes the civie: what is a butterbar? I recollected that he kinda miscalculated the entire ordeal. In civilian terms I would call him a miscalculating poor dumb-ass, who died for no reason what so-ever. (It did show the succes of the earlier training though)
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"Butter Bar" or "Boot Leut" is a term used to describe the lowest Commissioned Officer rank in any military.
I am not sure of the rank insignia of other countries but in the U.S. Military an O1 has one gold bar on each lapel. Hence the term "Butter Bar".
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I thinking this threads is not very nice to call his a butterball because he from the Swiss. Should not doing judging from nation or race and name calling. Beside swiss is mroe famous for cheese or for they army knifes.
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Many of them are as inexperienced as an enlisted serviceman/woman fresh out of bootcamp. It is used sometimes as a term of affection but generally decribes an inexperienced or newly commissioned officer. There is no race or nationality prejudice here.