What's the meaning of 'on your service jacket' in this sentence?
"They'll mark Cabrara confirmed killed classified on your service jacket."- does it literally mean a military service jacket or something else? I don't understand this sentence.
And also what does it mean?
--- "You're sending it my way?"
These are both the lines from the movie "Sniper"
Please give me some advice. Thanks.
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1. I haven't seen the movie, but the context suggests that it is an employment history folder (a person's history of "service" to an organization, usually military) with a "pocket" that you would add paperwork to. It is not a type of clothing.
2. You're sending it to me. "You're sending it in my direction/my way" could indicate a non-direct route such as going to a supervisor first, before having it passed on to the person.
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