10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «KITCHEN POLICE»
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kitchen police in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
kitchen police and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Food: A Dictionary of Literal and Nonliteral Terms
Surprisingly enough, the political meaning of kitchen cabinet preceded that of the
architectural meaning: "cabinets in the kitchen." BDPF; DEI; WNWCD. KITCHEN
POLICE U.S. Army mess hall duty. MWCD: ca. 1917. Source: KITCHEN. MWCD:
...
Robert Allen Palmatier, 2000
2
American Women During World War II: An Encyclopedia
“Kitchen police,” or “KP,” appears to have entered the language in the late
nineteenth century with Lord Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the Boy Scouts. (In
England, the associated group for girls was the “Girl Guides,” but Juliette Gordon
Low ...
3
Decisions of the Comptroller General of the United States
meal services. And we cannot ascertain from the record why it was felt necessary
to call for separate bids for kitchen police and meal services. In any event, section
2 of the specifications provided : GENERAL. a. Work required under this ...
4
Army Selectee's Handbook
Kitchen Police. One who enters the Army through Selective Service is called
upon to do duty in the capacity of kitchen police. Such a tour of duty varies at
particular posts but generally begins at least an hour before reveille and
frequently ...
5
Historical Dictionary of the U.S. Army
Benjamin H. Kristy KITCHEN POLICE Until recently kitchen police duty, or KP,
was a duty-roster mission rotated among garrison units and among enlisted
soldiers within units. Soldiers detailed to KP provided support in the mess halls*
in the ...
6
Dere Mable: Love Letters of a Rookie
I spent mine doin Kitchen police. The only thing what pealed for me Christmas
morning was potatoes an the only thing what rung out was dish cloths. But I
guess you aint familiar enough with the poets to get that, Mable. It shows that I
can be ...
7
Citation: In a Class by Himself
In effect, then, Citation was sharing top weight of 130 with stablemate Armed; but
the latter wasn't Cy's only worry as Snider guided the colt postward that afternoon
. “Kitchen Police was a quick one, was five at the time,” Jimmy recalled, “and got ...
8
The Illustrated History of American Military Commissaries: ...
The slang term referred to a name brand of dog food, (all services, World War II)
KITCHEN DETAIL: same as K.P., kitchen police, and cook's police, (all services)
KITCHEN POLICE: see K.P. K.P.: kitchen police. This refers to the lower order of ...
Peter D. Skirbunt, Kevin L. Robinson
9
Who Gave Barbie a Voice
“Can, I use your phone,” Christy smiled. Sally signals the woman into her house. “
Are you the super model,” Missy smiles. “Yes, I am trying to find a hotel?” Christy
smiles at Sally. She leads her to kitchen. Police officer walks into the kitchen.
10
My Awakening: A WWII Saga of Worldly Love, War Experiences ...
K.P. (Kitchen Police) In the annuals of every G.I.'s career, there are cherished
memories of occurrences and activities, which stand out far ahead of all others.
There are in every Go—od Soldiers' remembrances of his Army life; always at
least, ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «KITCHEN POLICE»
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kitchen police is used in the context of the following news items.
What Happened to Sig?
Explaining the tardiness to his company commander, punishment was KP (Kitchen Police) duty for three Saturdays. Following the training at ... «The Roanoke Star, Jun 15»
HAIR'S WHAT I THINK Or My Dad's Fishing Lessons
I remember when I realized that “kitchen police” weren't actually police officers – they were cooks and guys that peeled potatoes and cleaned ... «Capecodonline, Jun 15»
