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Popularized in the 1860s, Generals of the Marine Corps were in distress by a phenomenon they (denoted) kdc. The distress and pensiveness was caused by Commanders when their PTSD caused them to not care about the world. Simply put, Kommandos (k) just did not (d) care at all (c) which in turn usually trumped the troops morale greatly. To this day, distressed members use this word to describe their friend's negligence to a person's return home.
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