Try having a word with your local chemist, failing that go and see your doctor - that's what they're there for

TJD wrote:No real negative aspect to A PVR other than you leave the military without any pension or gratuity. Your chances of getting back may be adversely affected, other than that not a great deal.

Without any pension ???

Are you sure or is this something that has changed since 1995?

Never even a ticket DA. My leaving docs say my conduct was exemplary.

It is a shame that the RAF coppers I did meet, of all ranks, made such a poor impression but that might be down to the quality of people joining at the time, late 80's / early 90's. After all there have got to be one or two good ...

Blimey, what a proper detective you must be - me at university, thanks guv'nor :lol:

An officership would be lovely though, are there any vacancies in the plod branch? I've got an o-level in art and with such a fine education I think I've got a future with such a fine bunch of men, and women, and ...

"The history of German railways 1927-1928"

Nice profile!
Please feel free to mock us whilst standing in your glass palace!
In fact no, I'm not even going to humour you! :wink:

Thanks, German railways of the period are absolutely fascinating!

Mock the plod ? It's not much of a challenge but ...

Just returning a little to the topic, yeah The RAF Police have some bad apples, but so does every trade. But sometimes even the nicest copper gets wound up by a snotty git.

This has been on the RAFP site before, but I think it is worth repeating here for our Green-clothed cousins...

Scene - Main ...

Blimey, I thought this thread had been put to bed long ago, but since I've found it again, and since I've popped in after my long travels around the internet I'm willing to match wits with any scuffer (a bit of a one sided battle but I'll risk it for a biscuit :lol: ).

So plod chaps, how are your ...

Many a good time spent doing the Nijmegen marches....most involving large quantities of beer and 'socialising' with the ladies

Happy days.

Many a good time spent doing the Nijmegen marches....most involving large quantities of beer and 'socialising' with the ladies

Happy days.

I joined the RAF after leaving 6th Form and spent my 19th birthday at Swinderby preparing for CO's inspection :D

We had a lad on my intake who was in his late 20's and he was very much the 'old man' of the group. Most of us were between 18 and 22. The older lads tended to get singled out as room ...

I joined the RAF after leaving 6th Form and spent my 19th birthday at Swinderby preparing for CO's inspection :D

We had a lad on my intake who was in his late 20's and he was very much the 'old man' of the group. Most of us were between 18 and 22. The older lads tended to get singled out as room ...

Lance wrote:

Hyperlithe wrote:Only if we happen to be flying underneath when they do that Lance!

As well as walking, running, standing, driving or riding... underneath... You are not going to have a good day...

No matter which side you're on :usa

Lance wrote:

Hyperlithe wrote:Only if we happen to be flying underneath when they do that Lance!

As well as walking, running, standing, driving or riding... underneath... You are not going to have a good day...

No matter which side you're on :usa

rafregtgunner wrote: So long chaps!!!!!!!!!!

PER ARDUA>

Well goodness me

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