they drink beer and spend the tax payers money

Although I have met a few UAS ruperts-wanna-be's who've been useful - some do flight op's, ATC, FAC, Met etc

First of all what is uas like because ive heard its w@#k from a few people on this forum
I concur with the few people on here! You'd be better off joining the TA or Auggies coz UAS is a glorified drinking club for wannabe ruperts! :lol: (been there, binned that!)

Also what is the pass rate for ...

I remember one of them inflatable tank things getting blown around south wales during a storm a few years back.

Yep, the Cambrian's had borrowed it and left it out in the high winds. The reports said they lost 1. If I remember they sent the OTC out to recover them - it appears student ruperts are ...

Sticky Blue wrote:They are stored in the inflatable Tank store

Hello Mr Sarcasm!

Cheers

Just wondered if anybody knows who looks after inflatable tanks these days? I'm looking for a few for an exercise later this year, but official channels are drawing blanks - any help gratefully received!

Cheers

Batty

Why not tab to Bristol and go around Ikea a few times? Thats normally enough to wear me out!!!

On a more serious note you could look at the Kennet and Avon Canal. Its not very "uppy/downy" BUT you can get a lot of speed/distance work done, and its brilliant for building up fitness... plus ...

CrouchmasterT wrote:Do RAF Gunners undergo a physicaly tougher or harder training regime than the other trades?

No as long as your arms are regulation length and your knuckles are regularly scuffed from dragging on the floor you'll be fine!

CrouchmasterT wrote:Do RAF Gunners undergo a physicaly tougher or harder training regime than the other trades?

No as long as your arms are regulation length and your knuckles are regularly scuffed from dragging on the floor you'll be fine!

I've had one or two run in's with snowdrops - and they're 10 times friendlier than redcaps!!!!

I don't want to pass comment on officers, instead i'll quote a famous song

"Balls to the officers, officers, officers...."

Nuff said!

I've had one or two run in's with snowdrops - and they're 10 times friendlier than redcaps!!!!

I don't want to pass comment on officers, instead i'll quote a famous song

"Balls to the officers, officers, officers...."

Nuff said!

I was very impressed with the anti-war footing the film had adopted by the end - its quit refreshing to see!!!

pondlife252 wrote:Still, the sting vest has a certain appeal...

Oh those strong vests!!!

Eddie [dramatic and in appropriate pause] Stone!

I LOVE IT!!!!

Last September I received a copy of Jason Elliot's book on Afghanistan through the post. The book - "An Unexpected Light" - is fantastic and so is book recommendation of the month. The author traveled round Northern Afghanistan looking for what is good about the country, rather than just believing ...