im going to uni next month and then hopefully join the RAF. I can see where your views are coming from, but from what i can tell, the reasons for maybe them bein treated differently is that the majority of them have completed their elementary flying training at their air university where they have ...

im going to uni next month and then hopefully join the RAF. I can see where your views are coming from, but from what i can tell, the reasons for maybe them bein treated differently is that the majority of them have completed their elementary flying training at their air university where they have ...

Got you now.

So it's Nimrod R.1, Sentry or Sentinel for you then.

Got you now.

So it's Nimrod R.1, Sentry or Sentinel for you then.

Hyperlithe

You've totally got me now! Is this a direct entry SNCO programme? I wasn't aware such things existed outside NCO aircrew, but there again it's a long time since I fully explored the full spectrum of entry types.

Since writing my last post on this thread, I remembered one of the guys on ...

Hyperlithe

You've totally got me now! Is this a direct entry SNCO programme? I wasn't aware such things existed outside NCO aircrew, but there again it's a long time since I fully explored the full spectrum of entry types.

Since writing my last post on this thread, I remembered one of the guys on ...

Artist

Many thanks - I remember the old L42A1. I am an experienced long range rifleman so fully understand what you write about. the standards achievable with modern rifles e.g. the L96 & L115 are incredible, however I get annoyed when the Yanks start to ramble on about military sniping as though ...

Artist

Many thanks - I remember the old L42A1. I am an experienced long range rifleman so fully understand what you write about. the standards achievable with modern rifles e.g. the L96 & L115 are incredible, however I get annoyed when the Yanks start to ramble on about military sniping as though ...

Hyperlithe

I can very much see your point, however what annoyed me at the time I went through IOT (and still does) is that many graduates whose degrees had no relevance whatsoever to the branch of service they were entering were treated so differently to the direct entry officer cadets.

OK, I ...

Hyperlithe

I can very much see your point, however what annoyed me at the time I went through IOT (and still does) is that many graduates whose degrees had no relevance whatsoever to the branch of service they were entering were treated so differently to the direct entry officer cadets.

OK, I ...

Sticky Blue wrote:

HighlandSniper58 wrote:Le L Number Freak

I think you'll find it was "Le Freak" Sey Chique

Freak out (bid am bam bid am bam)

Tried contacting one of the arms museums... York Armouries?

Ooh la la...........just shows that I'm too isolated from the Auld Alliaance up here to be truly Francofile. :fadein:

Sticky Blue wrote:

HighlandSniper58 wrote:Le L Number Freak

I think you'll find it was "Le Freak" Sey Chique

Freak out (bid am bam bid am bam)

Tried contacting one of the arms museums... York Armouries?

Ooh la la...........just shows that I'm too isolated from the Auld Alliaance up here to be truly Francofile. :fadein:

The reason there are guys with different ranks during flying training is purely a matter of seniority.

Excepting the Sqn. Ldr. in Combat Pilot who was a reatread navigator, the other guys were a mixture of non-university graduates and graduates. The university graduates automatically get higher pay ...

The reason there are guys with different ranks during flying training is purely a matter of seniority.

Excepting the Sqn. Ldr. in Combat Pilot who was a reatread navigator, the other guys were a mixture of non-university graduates and graduates. The university graduates automatically get higher pay ...

This group hug is a bit worrying - it goes BANG!

I suppose this will be the next expression from English adopted by Les Froggies

i.e. Le Anorak..........or Le Trainspoteur..........or even Le L Number Freak `