wat duz AWOL stand for?

Answer 1

absent with out leave. which means that if your in the military you are missing from duty with out having been given permission..

Answer 2

Absent Without Official Leave

Answer 3

Absent Without Official Leave

Answer 4

Absent Without Leave

Answer 5

Absent With Out Leave

Answer 6

AWOL: Absent Without Official Leave

n the United States, Britain, and France, military personnel become AWOL (Absent Without Official Leave) when they are absent from their post without a valid pass or leave. Such people are dropped from their unit rolls after 30 days and listed as deserters. However, as a matter of U.S. military law, desertion is not measured by time away from the unit, but rather:

* by leaving or remaining absent from their unit, organization, or place of duty, where there has been a determined intent to not return;
* if that intent is determined to be to avoid hazardous duty or shirk important responsibility;
* if they enlist or accept an appointment in the same or another branch of service without disclosing the fact that they have not been properly separated from current service; or
* if they enter a foreign armed force not as authorized by the United States.
* A person holding a top secret security clearance is a deserter rather than AWOL, because of the national security implications of the material to which they have access.

People who are away for more than 30 days but return voluntarily or indicate a credible intent to return may still be considered AWOL, while those who are away for fewer than 30 days but can credibly be shown to have no intent to return (as by joining the armed forces of another country) may nevertheless be tried for desertion or in some rare occasions treason if enough evidence is found.

In the United States, before the Civil War, deserters from the Army were flogged, while after 1861 tattoos or branding were also adopted. The maximum U.S. penalty for desertion in wartime remains death, although this punishment was last applied to Eddie Slovik in 1945.

"To go U.A.," a variant of the expression "to go AWOL," is used in the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps ("U.A." stands for "unauthorized absence").

Answer 7

In a military context- it stands for " Absent With Out Leave"

Answer 8

Absent Without Leave.

I would think it could also be Absent Without Official Leave. Seem right.

Answer 9

Absent without official leave.

Answer 10

Absent without leave!