Meaning of "Roll call"
A military roll call or inspection procedure conducted in the morning and evening to verify personnel strength and equipment status, during which the attendance, readiness, and condition of personnel are checked
"We can't start the equipment inspection until the roll call is over every morning."
Related slang words
Drill groundA large field or courtyard used for training, assemblies, and events in the military; it serves as the hub of military activities.Night watchTo prevent incidents within the unit during sleeping hours, soldiers take turns standing guard without sleepingRangerThis is a high-intensity military training program designed to help participants develop the ability to make quick decisions while navigating and overcoming obstacles, as well as survival and mobility skills.ClassThis refers to the practice of dividing recruits into specific numbers or batches to distinguish their enlistment dates or order of enlistment, or the ranks assigned accordingly.WinterThis refers to winter training in which participants endure harsh conditions while camping or conducting drills outdoors during the coldest months of winter.MarchConduct training by walking long distances while fully equipped with gear and suppliesRestricted AreaA designated area where soldiers must return immediately in the event of an accident while on leave or away from their unit; leaving this area is prohibited.Soldier seeking attentionThis soldier is subject to a condition-based management system based on official and military determinations due to mental health issues such as emotional distress and adjustment disorders.