AWOL

He's way off base

• 3 Absent from the army without permission

• A mil. absentee

• A wanted man, maybe

• A.F.B. truant

• Absent from one's post

• Absentee

• Army deserter

• Army deserter: acron.

• Army no-show

• Army offender

• Army offense: Abbr.

• Army problem

• Army scofflaw, initially

• Army truant

• At home instead of on base, maybe

• At one's leisure at another's displeasure

• Avoiding deployment, perhaps

• Away illegally, in a way

• Away sans an OK

• Away sans OK

• Away sans okay

• Bad way to go

• Barracks no-show

• Base criminal?

• Base jumper?

• Base no-show

• Base runner: abbr.

• Base runner?

• Base truant

• Baseless person, really

• Baseless?

• Boot camp truant

• Brig prisoner, perhaps

• Camp Lejeune truant

• Camp Pendleton truant

• Candidate for the brig

• Case for the military police

• Case for the MP's

• Caught off base, perhaps

• Caught off base?

• Certain no-show

• Certain truant

• Chased by the Marines, say

• Concern for an M.P.

• Concert no-show?

• Court-martial candidate

• Cpl. Klinger, often

• Delinquent G.I.

• Delinquent, of a sort

• Derelict GI

• Desert letters

• Desert, with go

• Deserter

• Deserter status

• Desertion letters

• Dicey G.I. status

• Dissatisfied soldier

• Dubya, in 1972

• Errant GI

• G.I. no-show

• G.I. truant

• G.I.'s transgression

• Getting unauthorized R&R?

• GI chased by MPs

• GI crime

• GI delinquent

• GI fleeing an MP

• GI hooky

• GI offense

• GI on the lam

• GI on the loose

• GI on the run

• GI sought by MPs

• GI who's in trouble

• GI's infraction

• GI's off-base offense

• Going badly in the mil.?

• Gone and in trouble

• Gone badly

• Gone but not forgotten

• Gone from the company, maybe

• Gone GI

• Gone sans OK

• Gone sans permission

• Gone wrong?

• Gone, and in trouble for it

• Guardhouse candidate

• Having missed taps, maybe

• He's off base

• Hes gone but not forgotten

• Holding out

• How a soldier may go

• Hunted by the army, perhaps

• Illegal absentee

• Illegal USMC status

• Illegal way to go

• Illegally off base

• Illegally off-base, briefly

• Improperly off base, in brief

• In trouble for being baseless?

• In trouble with the army

• In trouble with the navy, maybe

• In trouble with the USMC

• In trouble, in the Army

• Into Day 5 of a 3-day pass

• Into the second week of a three-day pass

• Late returning from furlough

• Leatherneck on the lam

• Like a corporal facing punishment, perhaps

• Like a GI chased by MPs

• Like a missing soldier

• Like a wayward G.I.

• Like deserters

• Like George W. Bush, in 1972 and '73

• Like Rodman was, at times

• Like some who leave the military

• Lost leatherneck

• M.P.'s concern

• M.P.'s prize

• M.P.'s quarry

• M.P.'s target

• Mil. absentee

• Mil. charge

• Mil. crime

• Mil. delinquent

• Mil. hooky-player

• Mil. infraction

• Mil. malefactor

• Mil. no-no

• Mil. no-show

• Mil. offender

• Mil. opprobrium

• Mil. problem

• Mil. rule breaker

• Mil. shirker

• Mil. term

• Mil. transgression

• Mil. truant

• Military acronym

• Military base truant

• Military desertion

• Military fugitive

• Military hooky

• Military no-no

• Military no-show

• Military no-show, briefly

• Military no-show: Abbr.

• Military truant

• Military truant: Abbr.

• Missed at roll call

• Missing

• Missing at roll call, maybe

• Missing at the front

• Missing from action

• Missing from Camp Swampy, e.g.

• Missing from formation

• Missing from Ft. Dix, maybe

• Missing from military service

• Missing from one's company, perhaps

• Missing from one's post

• Missing from the base

• Missing from the Marines

• Missing from the Marines, say

• Missing from the military

• Missing G.I.

• Missing G.I., perhaps

• Missing GI-style

• Missing GI, at times

• Missing in the mil.

• Missing in the mil., perhaps

• Missing marine, maybe

• Missing mil. person

• Missing militarily

• Missing person, briefly

• Missing pvt.

• Missing roll call, say

• Missing without permission

• Missing, as a GI

• Missing, but not in action

• Missing, in a way

• Missing, in the military

• Missing, like a soldier

• Missing, maybe

• Missing, to an M.P.

• Missing, to MPs

• MP detainee, perhaps

• MP pursuit

• MP's assignment

• MP's assignment, at times

• MP's captive

• MP's prey

• MP's quarry, perhaps

• MP's worry

• No-show

• No-show at reveille

• No-show GI

• Not at one's post

• Not doing one's duty, say

• Not heeding the call of duty?

• Not on base

• Not on base when req.

• Not on K.P., maybe

• Not reporting, maybe

• Object of a hunt, maybe

• Object of a manhunt, maybe

• Object of a mil. search

• Object of a search, maybe

• Object of an Army hunt

• Object of an MP pursuit

• Off base

• Off base illegally

• Off base too long

• Off base without a pass

• Off base, for short

• Off base, in a way

• Off base, like a bad soldier

• Off base, maybe

• Off base, perhaps

• Off base, sometimes

• Off guard, perhaps?

• Off the reservation, GI-wise

• Off-base designation

• Off-base G.I.

• Off-base in a bad way

• Off-base solider

• Off-base, unofficially

• On the lam

• One caught off base, perhaps

• One caught off base?

• One gone but not forgotten

• One illegally off base

• One in civvies who maybe shouldn't be

• One likely to get caught off base?

• One might be caught off base

• One open to baseless charges?

• One targeted by military police

• One the Army wants

• One way off base

• One who fails to fall in

• One who forgot to touch base?

• One who may be caught off base

• One who's decamped?

• One who's gone but not forgotten

• One who's off base, maybe

• One who's off-base

• One who's way off base?

• Out of service?

• Out sans permission

• Over the hill

• Over the hill in the military

• Over the hill, G.I. style

• Over the hill, in a way

• Over the hill, perhaps

• Over-the-hill, GI-wise?

• Passless, briefly

• Playing hooky

• Playing hooky as a GI

• Playing hooky, militarily

• Playing hooky, to a GI

• Playing military hooky

• Possible subject of a private investigation: Abbr.

• Potential deserter

• One who is away or absent without leave