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I think soldiers say fuck a lot
I take it you haven't had too much contact with the military - keep it that way, trust me.
Bucking the stereotype, there's an absolutely huge portion of the US armed forces who don't swear, like, at all. The 'noble service' subset, which was the most dangerous by far while I was in, skews heavily towards the "naughty words send you to hell" kind of religious nutbag. Killing people? That's fine, but don't you dare say 'damn'! I've had someone bleeding out, missing big chunks of their anantomy, saying "Gosh Dang" this hurts - it was surreal to work on someone where the programming ran deep enough that even traumatic shock couldn't shake it.