(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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nobody thinks the unit can do something, but they study really hard and in the next paragraph they do it
Ken doesn't get excited about something you thought he would get excited about
the company political instructor gives a stern talking-to to a lazy young soldier, turning his life around
a unit responds to problem X by creating a "problem X small group"
an old NCO dispenses homespun wisdom to the reporter about the importance of maintenance work
a senior cadre pretends to not be miserable about being sent to a remote grassroots unit
a unit is given a new piece of equipment but no instructions on how to use it
passive aggressive and vaguely sexist description of a female soldiers's tan
a unit commander heaps excessive praise on whatever initiative Chairman Xi is promoting that month
Ken gets excited about some mundane tidbit that you almost didn't even bother translating
starting a paragraph with a faux-poetic chengyu
missing the birth of a child
a new initiative to make political education hip and fun for the youngsters
"complex electromagnetic environment"
doing something mundane and winning a third class citation for it
a senior cadre writes an essay that manages to cover an entire page yet somehow says absolutely nothing
"transitioning from day into night"
"minimum altitude penetration"
Ken gets so excited about your mundane tidbit that he sends it out in an email blast to all of CASI
the entire paragraph is one sentence long and just a list of training subjects
someone starts crying, but in a manly and comradely fashion
missing the death of a family member
"advanced work unit"
a maintenance guy, acting on intuition, spends hours going over an aircraft before finding a 1 mm crack
