Crossword Clue: Having left the company, maybe
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- Barracks no-show
- Barracks truant
- Base criminal?
- Base criminals?
- Base escapee
- Base jumper?
- Base runner?
- Base truant
- Baseless?
- Baseless charge?
- Baseless person, really
- Baselessly off-base?
- A mil. absentee
- A wanted man, maybe
- Absent without permission
- Being pursued by an MP, perhaps
- Armed Forces acronym
- Army absentee
- Army acronym
- Army deserter
- Army fugitive: Abbr.
- Army initials
- Army no-show: Abbr.
- Army no-show, briefly
- Army no-show
- Army offense: Abbr.
- Army problem
- Army scofflaw, initially
- Army truant: Abbr.
- Army truant
- At one's leisure at another's displeasure
- AFB offense
- AFB truant
- A.F.B. truant
- Air Force truant, for short
- Avoiding an engagement, maybe
- Avoiding deployment, perhaps
- Away illegally, in a way
- Away sans an OK
- Away sans OK
- Bad way to go
- Bad way to go?
- Badly off base, briefly
- Badly off base?
- Boot-camp decamper
- Boot camp truant
- Boot-camp truant
- Caught off base?
- Caught off base, perhaps
- Into the second week of a three-day pass
- Certain no-show
- Certain truant
- Certain truant's status
- Certain USAF absentee
- Certain wanted man
- Certain wanted person
- Delinquent G.I.
- Delinquent GI
- Ft. Dix offender
- Concern for an M.P.
- Concert no-show?
- Brig prisoner, perhaps
- Guardhouse candidate
- Hooky, G.I. style
- Desert letters
- Desert, with "go"
- Deserter's acronym
- Deserter's designation
- Deserter's status, briefly
- Desertion acronym
- Desertion letters
- Chased by the Marines, say
- How a soldier may go
- Dicey G.I. status
- Dicey GI status
- Hunted by the army, perhaps
- Getting some unauthorized R&R
- Getting unauthorized R&R?
- GI chased by MPs
- GI delinquent
- GI fleeing an MP
- GI gone missing
- G.I. in trouble
- G.I. no-show
- GI no-show
- G.I. offense
- GI offense
- G.I. on French leave
- GI on the lam
- GI on the loose
- GI on the run
- G.I. out on the sly
- GI sought by MPs
- G.I. truant
- GI truant
- GI who is a no-show: Abbr.
- GI who risks guardhouse time
- GI who's absconded: Abbr.
- GI who's in trouble
- G.I. who's way off base
- Having left the company, maybe
- Having missed taps, maybe
- Errant GI
- Illegal absentee (Abbr.)
- Illegal mil. status
- Illegal USMC status
- Illegal way to go
- Illegally absent from the U.S.A.
- Illegally away from the military base: Abbr.
- Illegally off-base
- Illegally off-base, briefly
- Illegally off base, briefly
- Illegally off base, for short
- Illegally off base
- Illegally off-duty?
- Classification for a GI not on his post
- GI's infraction
- GI's off-base offense
- GI's offense
- G.I.'s transgression
- Camp Lejeune truant
- Camp Pendleton truant
- Candidate for the brig
- Improperly off base, briefly
- Improperly off base, in brief
- Improperly off base, in the military: Abbr.
- Improperly off-base soldier: Abbr.
- Go ___ (leave one's military post)
- In trouble for being baseless?
- In trouble, in the Army
- Going badly in the mil.?
- Gone, and in trouble for it
- Gone, as from base
- Gone badly?
- Gone, but not forgotten?
- Gone but not forgotten
- Gone, but not forgotten
- Gone from the base
- Gone from the company, maybe
- Gone missing, in military lingo: Abbr.
- Gone private?
- Gone wrong?
- He's off base
- Inexplicably missing
- Case for an M. P.
- Case for the military police
- Hiding from MPs, perhaps
- Initials in some courts-martial
- Not to be found, for short
- Where no-show musician went
- Too far off base?
- Not where you should be
- Like Col. Kurtz in "Apocalypse Now"
- Like deserters
- Soldier who doesn't return from a furlough, for example: Abbr.
- Soldier who runs off: Abbr.
- Soldier who's gone missing
- Soldier who's missing from the base: Abbr.
- Soldier who's nowhere to be found
- Soldier who's off the base and doesn't have a pass: Abbr.
- Soldiers' word
- Service charge
- Service infraction
- Service-record demerit letters
- Like George W. Bush, in 1972 and '73
- Riskily off base
- Riskily off base, briefly
- Riskily off-base
- Risking base discipline
- Many a missing GI
- Nowhere to be found
- Totally off base?
- Like naughty privates?
- "Over the hill."
- Over the hill.
- Over the hill?
- "Over the hill"
- Over the hill, briefly
- Over the hill, G.I. style
- Over-the-hill G.I.
- "Over the hill" in the military
- "Over the hill," in the military
- ''Over the hill'' in the military
- Over the hill, in the service
- Over-the-hill letters
- Over the hill
- Whom an M.P. hunts
- MP captive
- MP concern
- MP detainee, perhaps
- M.P.'s captive
- M.P.'s concern
- MPs' concern
- MP's concern
- M.P.'s prey
- MP's prey
- M.P.'s prize
- M.P.'s quarry
- MPs' quarry
- M.P.s' quarry
- MP's quarry
- M.P.'s target
- MPs' target
- MP's target
- Object of a hunt, maybe
- Object of a manhunt, maybe
- Object of a mil. search
- Object of a search, maybe
- Object of an M.P. search
- Roll call absentee
- Roll call eschewer
- Roll call misser
- Roll call no-show
- Roll call no-show, briefly
- Roll-call no-show
- Studio no-show
- Quarry of an M.P.
- Subj. of Article 86 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice
- Playing hooky, as a GI
- Playing hooky, in the military: Abbr.
- Playing hooky, militarily
- Playing military hooky
- Subject to court-martial, maybe
- Off base
- Off-base?
- Off base?: Abbr.
- Off base and then some
- Off-base designation
- Off base, for short
- Off-base GI?
- Off base illegally
- Off-base illegally
- Off-base in a bad way
- Off base, in a way
- Off-base, in a way
- Off base, like a bad soldier
- Off base, maybe
- Off base, perhaps
- Off base, possibly: Abbr.
- Off base sans a pass
- Off base sans permission, in the mil.
- Off base, say
- Off-base situation
- Off-base solider
- Off base, sometimes
- Off-base sort?
- Off-base, unofficially
- Off base without a pass
- Off base?
- Off guard, perhaps?
- Rotten to the Corps?
- Off the base, for short
- Off the base
- Off the fort, in a way
- Off the reservation, GI-wise
- Offense for a GI
- Sought by MPs, perhaps
- Sought by the MPs
- Troop truant
- Suicidal Tendencies/Beastie Boys drummer (nickname)
- Truant
- Truant from camp
- Truant from the troops
- Truant G.I.
- Runaway G.I.
- Truant GI
- Runaway GI
- Truant, in a way
- Truant, in military jargon
- Truant, in the USMC
- Truant soldier: Abbr.
- Runaway leatherneck
- Truant soldier, for short
- Truant soldier
- Truant soldier's offense: Abbr.
- Truant, to an MP
- Truant, to MPs
- Truant trooper
- Truant type, for short
- Nation that says it's "Not Your Fault"?
- On-the-run GI
- Passless, briefly
- One caught off base, perhaps
- Late returning from furlough
- One gone but not forgotten
- One illegally off base
- One in civvies who maybe shouldn't be
- Potential deserter
- One likely to get caught off base?
- One might be caught off base
- One might get caught off base
- One missing roll call, perhaps
- One not reporting for duty, maybe
- Mil. absentee
- Mil. acronym
- Mil. charge
- Mil. delinquent
- Mil. infraction
- Mil. malefactor
- Mil misdemeanor
- Mil. misdemeanor
- Mil. no no
- Mil. no-show
- Mil. offense
- Mil. problem
- Mil. term for unauthorized absence
- Mil. term
- Mil. truancy
- Mil. truant
- Mil. verdict
- Militarily missing
- Military acronym
- Military base truant
- Military fugitive
- Military hooky
- Military miscreant
- Military misdemeanor.
- Military misdemeanor
- Military no-show: Abbr.
- Military no-show, briefly
- Military no-show, for short
- Military no-show
- Military runaway
- Military truant: Abbr.
- Military truant
- One open to baseless charges?
- One taking an unscheduled flight?
- One targeted by military police
- One way off base
- Missing
- One who fails to fall in
- Missing, as a G.I.
- Missing at roll call, maybe
- Missing at roll call, perhaps
- Missing at roll call
- Missing at the front
- Missing, but not in action
- Missing, for short
- Missing from a mil. base
- Missing from a military base: Abbr.
- Missing from action
- Missing from an army base: Abbr.
- Missing from barracks
- Missing from base, briefly
- Missing from base
- Missing from Camp Swampy, e.g.
- Missing from formation
- Missing from Ft. Dix, maybe
- Missing from military roll call
- Missing from one's barracks: Abbr.
- Missing from one's company, perhaps
- Missing from one's platoon: Abbr.
- Missing from one's post
- Missing from the army base: Abbr.
- Missing from the base, in the military: Abbr.
- Missing from the base
- Missing from the Marines, e.g.
- Missing from the Marines, say
- Missing from the Marines
- Missing from the military
- Missing G.I.
- Missing GI
- Missing GI, at times
- Missing G.I., perhaps
- Missing GI, perhaps
- Missing, GI-style
- Missing GI-style
- Missing, in a way
- Missing in the mil., perhaps
- Missing in the mil.
- Missing, in the military: Abbr.
- Missing, in the military
- Missing letters?
- Missing marine, maybe
- Missing Marine
- Missing, maybe
- Missing militarily
- Missing, militarily
- Missing, military-style
- Missing NCO, maybe
- Missing reveille, perhaps
- Missing roll call, say
- Missing, to an MP
- Missing, to an M.P.
- Missing, to MPs
- One who may be caught off base
- One who may be caught off base?
- One who might be caught off base
- One who might get caught off base
- One who's decamped?
- One who's gone but not forgotten
- One who's off base, maybe
- One who's off-base
- No longer in the company, say
- No-private matter?
- No-show
- No-show GI
- No-show of a sort
- No-show soldier: Abbr.
- Letters for an army truant
- PFC offense
- Private no-show?
- Not at one's post
- Like a corporal facing punishment, perhaps
- Not doing ones duty, say
- Like a GI chased by MPs
- Like a GI who missed the boat?
- Reveille no-show
- Not heeding the call of duty?
- Like a missing G.I.
- Like a no-show soldier: Abbr.
- Like a soldier who's gone missing: Abbr.
- Not on base
- Not on base when req.
- Not on base?
- Not on K.P., maybe
- Not on the base, in a way
- Like a truant soldier: Abbr.
- Like a wayward G.I.
- Not present or accounted for
- Not reporting as instructed, maybe
- Not reporting, maybe
- Like base runners?
- Wanted G.I.
- Wanted GI
- Wanted soldier (Abbr.)
- Wanted soldier
- "Sail" group ___nation
- Way off base?
- Way off-base?
- Way off base? (abbr.)
- Way off base, in a way
- Way off base, initially
- Way off base, maybe
- Way off base, possibly
- Way off base, say
- Way off base
- Way, way off base
- Wayward GI
- Wayward G.I.
- Sans pass
- Web services giant
- Work-shirking GI
- Went ___ (disappeared)
- This guy's off base
- This guy's way off base
- SP's quarry
- Unable to make a mess?
- Unable to pass muster, say
- Unaccounted for
- Unaccounted for, for short
- Unaccounted-for GI
- Unaccounted for, in a way (abbr.)
- Unaccounted for, in a way
- Unaccounted for on base
- Unaccounted for, on base
- Unauthorized absentee
- Unauthorized departer
- What a no-show musician went
- What a soldier shouldn't be
- Taking unauthorized R and R, maybe
- Taking unauthorized R&R
- Unexcusedly missing, for short
- Taps absentee, possibly
- Target of an MP search
- What no-show musician went
- What rocker went, when fame hit too hard
- Unofficially off-base
- What Syd Barrett went
- Temporarily not in service?
- Temporarily out of service?
- USAF delinquent
- USAF no-show
- USAF offender
- USAF truant
- USMC no-show
- USMC offense
- USMC truant
- U.S.M.C. truant
- USN deserter
- USN no-show
- USN offense
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- New York Times - Dec. 14, 2014
