POG Talk

In the U.S. military, POG is slang for "Person Other than Grunt," a derogatory or teasing term for service members in non-infantry, support, or administrative roles (like cooks, mechanics, clerks) contrasted with "grunts" (infantry). While often used condescendingly, POGs perform essential roles, and the label can be a source of bravado or mature acceptance, depending on the service member. These two POGs Bobby & Steven have a combine service of 34 years in the Wisconsin Army National Guard, to include two overseas deployments and multiple State Active Duty Missions. ***Warning Mature Audiences Only*** Get all the raw dirt and real-life stories from Bobby & Steven from their time serving in a Combat Arms Battalion. Bobby - 21+ years of service before being Medically Retired as a Sergeant First Class. Steven - 13+ years of service before being Medically Discharged as a Specialist aka (The Godfather of the E4 Mafia).