In the MILITARY, the term "Oscar Mike", is used to say "On the move". Oscar standing for O, Mike standing for M. The use of "the" is taken out totally. So, Oscar Mike. :)
M = "Mike"
"Mike" or "Pork Chop" was the hand held micro-phone for your tank, APC, or jeep radio. "Mike" is also the phonetic letter for "M". Example: "November...I spell...November Oscar Victor Echo MIKE Bravo Echo Romeo..."
Oscar M. Ruebhausen died in 2004.
Oscar M. Crutchfield was born in 1800.
Oscar M. Ruebhausen was born in 1912.
Oscar M. Fritz died in 1975.
Oscar M. Crutchfield died in 1861.
Oscar M. Fritz was born in 1878.
Oscar and Mike stand for the letters "O" and "M" in the NATO phonetic alphabet (In a situation where being clear in your speech isn't an easy task, e.g. over the radio, code words representing letters come in handy, so militaries of countries that belong to NATO use the Nato Phonetic Alphabet, a system of words used in place of letters when something is spelled out, e.g. Alpha for A, Bravo for B, etc.).Since "Oscar Mike" stands for "OM", the real question is what that is an acronym for. The answer is, O M stands for "On the Move," (but with the "the" removed, like in U.S.A.), or other variations of the phrase.
Oscar M. Laurel died on 2001-03-29.
Oscar M. Laurel was born on 1920-06-08.