verb
General Slang
Frago it
FRAG-oh it · verb · slang
Informal: adjust the plan on the fly via a fragmentary order.
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Informal verb use of FRAGO — to modify an existing plan or order quickly with a fragmentary order rather than issuing a whole new operations order.
“"Objective changed? Just frago it and push the update to the platoons."”
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Frago it In A Sentence
"Objective changed? Just frago it and push the update to the platoons."
Origin & Usage
Verbing of the doctrinal noun FRAGO (fragmentary order).
Variants
FRAGO
People Also Ask
What does "frago it" mean?
It means to change an existing plan quickly by issuing a fragmentary order (FRAGO) instead of writing a whole new operations order.
What is a FRAGO?
A FRAGO, or fragmentary order, is a short order that updates or adjusts an existing plan rather than replacing it entirely.
Where does "frago it" come from?
It comes from turning the doctrinal noun FRAGO into a verb in everyday military speech.
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