During armed conflicts, American forces have had nicknames for enemy troops such as calling German soldiers Kraut and Viet Cong soldiers Charlie. Have opposing forces come up with nicknames for American soldiers during these conflicts? If so, what are they? | AskHistorians Archive Observer

During armed conflicts, American forces have had nicknames for enemy troops such as calling German soldiers Kraut and Viet Cong soldiers Charlie. Have opposing forces come up with nicknames for American soldiers during these conflicts? If so, what are they?

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Not to discourage further responses, but several users have discussed this question in some previous responses

u/cthulhushrugged in Since the Allies had a wide variety of slang terms for the Germans and Japanese, what were nicknames for Allied soldiers among the Axis?
u/Astrogator in WWII Deragatory Terms for Soldiers
u/LBo87 in What derogatory terms did German and Japanese soldiers use to describe the allies?