Freak   Frequency. A channel on a radio communications device.

Commpad   One of several multifunction devices capable of communication on cellular infrastructure and on various private networks. A small tablet with a five-to-seven inch screen and basic minimalist keyboard.

Dead-Enders   Any of several groups of commandos composed of elderly and/or terminally ill partisans who volunteered for extremely dangerous, usually suicidal, missions. See Caleb McClelland.

Mandroid   A virtual (physically non-existent person) that exists only on paper and as data. Mandroids appear real to businesses, government agencies and other entities as long as a physical body, provably the one indicated, is not required.

Oklahoma Cherry Bomb   Small (one to five gallon) ANFO device. Humorous reference to the ridiculous government narrative of the government regarding the Oklahoma City bombing.

Liberator   Updated version of the Winchester Liberator, a four-barrel shotgun in 12 and 20-gauge. Like the original it is issued with the expectation that it is likely to be lost or discarded and so was produced in large numbers. Over 300,000 were produced. About 250,000 in 12-gauge, 50,000 in 20-gauge. 10,000 Liberator Minis were produced, these were .410 and generally intended for use with slugs.

Nuclear pizza   An IED made for deployment under a vehicle, ideally a stationary one as one stopped in traffic. A circular tray of 1/4 inch steel about 18 inches in diameter, about six inches thick. A layer of C-4 is covered by a layer of thermite. Detonation may be by remote control or by sensors detecting the passage of a vehicle. Sometimes concealed in a pizza box.

Dragongly II   A light ground-attack aircraft modeled after the Cessna A-37. Slightly larger and with a more powerful engines it is used primarily near the contested areas. Standard armament is a .50 caliber five-barrel Gatling gun. A central and six underwing pylons can accomodate AA/AG missiles/rockets and fuel tanks.