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What does "18 hours out, destination unknown, a military secret" mean?

English Language & Usage Asked on August 21, 2021

18 hours out, destination unknown, a military secret.

The above is a line from a documentary.
I think this is related to some military because the screen shown in which this line is spoken has fighter airplanes flying and the next is about a military operation.

But still I don’t get what this means and who speaks this(sounds like an announcer).
Please inform me about it.
Thanks.

One Answer

"18 hours out" is military slang for "18 hours away."

i.e. the phrase means "We are 18 hours away from an unknown destination, which is a military secret"

Answered by JeffUK on August 21, 2021

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