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In the context of WW2, G.I. is simply the abbreviation for "general issue" which applied to all of the clothing and equipment issued by the quartermaster corps to U.S. military personnel. It became and acronym whose meaning included not only the clothing and equipment, but the service men and women themselves. I've not heard the expression, "gi you" but would assume that it had something to do with the treatment of inductees, which leads to all kinds of ambiguous speculation.
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What does GI mean in the military?
This is an abbreviation for Government Issue.
What does the GI on American uniforms mean?
government issue
What is a GI in the European theater?
A government Issuel (GI) during world war 2.
What was an enlisted soldier called in World War 2?
A GI ( G then I ) . GI = Government Issue .
What was GI in World War 2?
GI was a term used for American servicemen and stemmed from the kit issued to them being stamped with the initials G and I for Government issue.
