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over a year ago
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Tracy is ex WRAF,we met while serving at the same RAF base in 1987. |
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"Tracy is ex WRAF,we met while serving at the same RAF base in 1987."
Saints ? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Tracy is ex WRAF,we met while serving at the same RAF base in 1987.
Saints ? "
Hereford |
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"Tracy is ex WRAF,we met while serving at the same RAF base in 1987.
Saints ?
Hereford"
Me too. Credenhill |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Tracy is ex WRAF,we met while serving at the same RAF base in 1987.
Saints ?
Hereford
Me too. Credenhill "
Small world, when were you there. |
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By *xelf787Man
over a year ago
Chorlton, Manchester |
I have known a few WRAFs!! |
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Ex Rockape here whose ex-wife was a WRAF. They don't exist any more, wonder if the 'integrated' RAF women are as free-and-easy as most WRAFs were?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Thanks to the raf for protecting the naafi |
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By *xelf787Man
over a year ago
Chorlton, Manchester |
"Any RAMC or QARANC?"
I was RAMC |
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Ex para reg, any others on here? |
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over a year ago
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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RLC Reserves. Going away for alpha training at Donnington in a couple of weeks. |
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By *omis.69Man
over a year ago
Birmingham |
I know like me there’s a few ex Sappers (RE)on Fab.
And a few slappers lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Ex naafi and ex naval wife... |
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"Ex naafi and ex naval wife..."
I’m ex navy whereabouts were you based? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Parachute regiment 7 years. |
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Who’s still got their number 1s lol |
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Erm. More importantly. Who can still fit in them haha |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I am ex WRAC. Then I amalgamated to ACC then I amalgamated again to RLC. All in a short span of 8 years lol |
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Spent 22 years doing odd jobs at sea...the Royal Tournament was a highlight  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Ex AAC 9 years |
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By *xelf787Man
over a year ago
Chorlton, Manchester |
"Ex QARANC x Storm x"
Ex RAMC. When were you in? |
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"Ex QARANC x Storm x
Ex RAMC. When were you in?"
Showing my age now lol .. I joined up in 1986, completed my basic training at Aldershot before moving to the QEMH at Woolwich x Storm x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Para reg. Remember the spotlight nightclub at Brize and the naughty girls there. |
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By *xelf787Man
over a year ago
Chorlton, Manchester |
"Ex QARANC x Storm x
Ex RAMC. When were you in?
Showing my age now lol .. I joined up in 1986, completed my basic training at Aldershot before moving to the QEMH at Woolwich x Storm x"
I joined in 87. Was at 5 Armd FA in Munster, 4 Armd FA Minden, 4 FA Aldershot, Warminster, Aldergrove, 33 Field Hosp Gosport. I bet we know a few of the same people! |
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By *pertureTV/TS
over a year ago
New Ferry, wirral in stockings and sussies |
ex army ex wife was WRAC. |
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By *asmartsCouple
over a year ago
sheffield |
"I know like me there’s a few ex Sappers (RE)on Fab.
And a few slappers lol "
Ubique |
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By *omis.69Man
over a year ago
Birmingham |
"I know like me there’s a few ex Sappers (RE)on Fab.
And a few slappers lol
Ubique"
Officers and Gentlemen |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Ex signals |
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"Ex QARANC x Storm x
Ex RAMC. When were you in?
Showing my age now lol .. I joined up in 1986, completed my basic training at Aldershot before moving to the QEMH at Woolwich x Storm x
I joined in 87. Was at 5 Armd FA in Munster, 4 Armd FA Minden, 4 FA Aldershot, Warminster, Aldergrove, 33 Field Hosp Gosport. I bet we know a few of the same people!"
 x storm x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Im Ex Saper |
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By *ancs30Man
over a year ago
Blackpool |
Ex RAF.... but way way back.... in 1977......... |
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By *att71Man
over a year ago
Bristol |
still in and going strong here
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By *urdazMan
over a year ago
Near Gainsborough |
Ex RAF 22 years |
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By *uckfunCouple
over a year ago
North Coast |
"Ex QARANC x Storm xShowing my age now lol .. I joined up in 1986, completed my basic training at Aldershot before moving to the QEMH at Woolwich x Storm x"
Please drop me a message via PM x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Ex RAMC - EHO |
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"Ex QARANC x Storm x
Ex RAMC. When were you in?
Showing my age now lol .. I joined up in 1986, completed my basic training at Aldershot before moving to the QEMH at Woolwich x Storm x"
QEMH has gone,its now an N.H.S. hospital. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Husband is ex royal fusilier was about 10 year ago served for 3 years. |
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Ex Signals from way back....
Army Apprentice College Harrogate...
Germany BFPO109...
Vimy Barracks Catterick...
633 Sig Troop Belize...
Finally back to Vimy to finish my time and leave...
Cold war warriors rule... if you have enough Ibuprofen that is! |
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"Ex QARANC x Storm x
Ex RAMC. When were you in?
Showing my age now lol .. I joined up in 1986, completed my basic training at Aldershot before moving to the QEMH at Woolwich x Storm x
All military hospitals gone now, Tory cuts in the 90s
QEMH has gone,its now an N.H.S. hospital."
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Ex naafi and ex naval wife...
I’m ex navy whereabouts were you based?"
Culdrose for 4 yrs, then he was medically discharged |
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By *uckfunCouple
over a year ago
North Coast |
"Ex QARANC x Storm x
Ex RAMC. When were you in?
Showing my age now lol .. I joined up in 1986, completed my basic training at Aldershot before moving to the QEMH at Woolwich x Storm x"
I was at the QE 1988-92 then went off to Hong Kong from there |
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By *pertureTV/TS
over a year ago
New Ferry, wirral in stockings and sussies |
QEMH was the best hospital Ive ever been to, till the nhs got it, more staff than inmates, and loved the nurses uniforms |
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"QEMH was the best hospital Ive ever been to, till the nhs got it, more staff than inmates, and loved the nurses uniforms "
Loved my time there espically ward 7 and 8 never had so much fun, squaddies are hilarious x storm x |
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"Ex naafi and ex naval wife...
I’m ex navy whereabouts were you based?
Culdrose for 4 yrs, then he was medically discharged"
How long ago as I was down culdrose on and off for 15 years? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I know like me there’s a few ex Sappers (RE)on Fab.
And a few slappers lol "
Hurrah for the CRE |
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Anyone know what happened to the bus load of QARANCs that were supposedly attending every shit NAAFI do as bait to get the ORs to attend?
I reckon they have been driving around Germany, lost, since the late 70s |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Ex AAC 9 years"
Me too, 5 yrs |
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By *uckfunCouple
over a year ago
North Coast |
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By *uckfunCouple
over a year ago
North Coast |
"Anyone know what happened to the bus load of QARANCs that were supposedly attending every shit NAAFI do as bait to get the ORs to attend?
I reckon they have been driving around Germany, lost, since the late 70s"
I wonder how many fell for that old chestnut over the years?
Those girls would be knocking on a bit now if the bus ever arrived! |
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By *pertureTV/TS
over a year ago
New Ferry, wirral in stockings and sussies |
"QEMH was the best hospital Ive ever been to, till the nhs got it, more staff than inmates, and loved the nurses uniforms
Loved my time there espically ward 7 and 8 never had so much fun, squaddies are hilarious x storm x "
I enjoyed my few weeks there went for knee op was like being on holiday. |
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By *ita7Man
over a year ago
Kettering |
"Ex QARANC x Storm x
Ex RAMC. When were you in?
Showing my age now lol .. I joined up in 1986, completed my basic training at Aldershot before moving to the QEMH at Woolwich x Storm x
I was at the QE 1988-92 then went off to Hong Kong from there"
I was at Sek Kong 93-96 when it closed. Still shagging one of the wives I knew from our there. Great horny times |
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By *uckfunCouple
over a year ago
North Coast |
"I was at the QE 1988-92 then went off to Hong Kong from there
I was at Sek Kong 93-96 when it closed. Still shagging one of the wives I knew from our there. Great horny times"
I was at the BMH 92-94. Fantastic times |
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By *attys74Man
over a year ago
Pontefract |
Can tell youe an ex sapper your wife is v tidy, un like all the RA wife's and grunts. RE |
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"QEMH was the best hospital Ive ever been to, till the nhs got it, more staff than inmates, and loved the nurses uniforms
Loved my time there espically ward 7 and 8 never had so much fun, squaddies are hilarious x storm x I enjoyed my few weeks there went for knee op was like being on holiday."
You would have been on ward 7 or 8 then x storm x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Can tell youe an ex sapper your wife is v tidy, un like all the RA wife's and grunts. RE "
I'm single RE.. fuck I need to find a tidy wife now |
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By *attys74Man
over a year ago
Pontefract |
"I know like me there’s a few ex Sappers (RE)on Fab.
And a few slappers lol
Can tell your a sapper your wife is fit as
Ubique"
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By *pertureTV/TS
over a year ago
New Ferry, wirral in stockings and sussies |
"QEMH was the best hospital Ive ever been to, till the nhs got it, more staff than inmates, and loved the nurses uniforms
Loved my time there espically ward 7 and 8 never had so much fun, squaddies are hilarious x storm x I enjoyed my few weeks there went for knee op was like being on holiday.
You would have been on ward 7 or 8 then x storm x "
rings a bell, am i imagining it or were people allowed to smoke in there? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Pf 16 airborne assault (paras) top dogs  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Pf 16 airborne assault (paras) top dogs "
 Top dogs? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Ex naafi and ex naval wife...
I’m ex navy whereabouts were you based?
Culdrose for 4 yrs, then he was medically discharged
How long ago as I was down culdrose on and off for 15 years?"
Late 80s early 90s.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Pf 16 airborne assault (paras) top dogs
Top dogs? "
why do you disagree where did you serve and what reg? And yes we were the ones dropped straight into enemy lines take it you have served? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Royal Engineersm, Iraq, 2003.. I think we were ahead of the Parachute Regiment.
It's the top dog thing.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Royal Engineersm, Iraq, 2003.. I think we were ahead of the Parachute Regiment.
It's the top dog thing.
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to you lads we were and are we were the pf6th our job was to clear a path for the infantry likes of you a clear path through hence we was dropped behind enemy lines so you lads could advance for safer passage I did a few tours of afghan and none was pretty we always knew soon has we jumped we would be carrying a brother out so yes in my eyes we were and no disrespect to anybody in the forces has you know from training they was tours none of us want remember |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Haha some tape measures out in here
Mexican border control regiment here
Still serving
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Royal Engineersm, Iraq, 2003.. I think we were ahead of the Parachute Regiment.
It's the top dog thing.
to you lads we were and are we were the pf6th our job was to clear a path for the infantry likes of you a clear path through hence we was dropped behind enemy lines so you lads could advance for safer passage I did a few tours of afghan and none was pretty we always knew soon has we jumped we would be carrying a brother out so yes in my eyes we were and no disrespect to anybody in the forces has you know from training they was tours none of us want remember "
Ummm.. Royal Engineers.. like most of the other Corps have our own Paras and Commando's.
Also Royal Engineers are the ones who tend to clear the minefields for everyone else to go through.. Always right up the front with Paras, Commandos, SF, Cavalry, Infantry and the AAC.
Most branches of the Services are told they're the best. It's just the Paras tend to believe it.. When all they do is jump out of aircraft and tab a bit more than regular Infantry. Nothing Special about that.. SAS, SBS.. I'd say if the Forces had a top dog.. it'd be those men and women. Not Para's and Commando's.. not craphats and REMF's. Though everyone has their part to play.
I'm not trying to belittle your Corps and mean no disrespect, but Parachute Regiment is well known and disliked by many. Calling yourselves top dogs may go some way to explain the conflict in personality.
Out of all the Para's I had the fortune to meet.. both Regt and attached Corpsmen.. only two didn't have that jumped up pride about themselves for passing P Company. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Royal Engineersm, Iraq, 2003.. I think we were ahead of the Parachute Regiment.
It's the top dog thing.
to you lads we were and are we were the pf6th our job was to clear a path for the infantry likes of you a clear path through hence we was dropped behind enemy lines so you lads could advance for safer passage I did a few tours of afghan and none was pretty we always knew soon has we jumped we would be carrying a brother out so yes in my eyes we were and no disrespect to anybody in the forces has you know from training they was tours none of us want remember
Ummm.. Royal Engineers.. like most of the other Corps have our own Paras and Commando's.
Also Royal Engineers are the ones who tend to clear the minefields for everyone else to go through.. Always right up the front with Paras, Commandos, SF, Cavalry, Infantry and the AAC.
Most branches of the Services are told they're the best. It's just the Paras tend to believe it.. When all they do is jump out of aircraft and tab a bit more than regular Infantry. Nothing Special about that.. SAS, SBS.. I'd say if the Forces had a top dog.. it'd be those men and women. Not Para's and Commando's.. not craphats and REMF's. Though everyone has their part to play.
I'm not trying to belittle your Corps and mean no disrespect, but Parachute Regiment is well known and disliked by many. Calling yourselves top dogs may go some way to explain the conflict in personality.
Out of all the Para's I had the fortune to meet.. both Regt and attached Corpsmen.. only two didn't have that jumped up pride about themselves for passing P Company. "
I know we were disliked for our arragance and fighting with other regiments when based else where in bars etc but let's me honest about one thing we were the elite where it was really a matter of kill or be killed we cleared paths for every fucker when it was on top and parras you had in your reg couldn't make it with the pf that was brutal training that reg had one thing in common you had all have a screw loose with no fear make it I was in the royal engineers start with then got picked out for the paras every fucking drop we made if there was 20 of us in af fucking gan Iraq only 15 16 made it so forgive me for getting pretty irated on a thread which shouldn't even be on here you of all people should understand that I've got memories of then tours nightmares be like a fairy tale and end of the day we're all one with fuck all thanks I'm not been aggressive with you pal just personnel to me |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Royal Engineersm, Iraq, 2003.. I think we were ahead of the Parachute Regiment.
It's the top dog thing.
to you lads we were and are we were the pf6th our job was to clear a path for the infantry likes of you a clear path through hence we was dropped behind enemy lines so you lads could advance for safer passage I did a few tours of afghan and none was pretty we always knew soon has we jumped we would be carrying a brother out so yes in my eyes we were and no disrespect to anybody in the forces has you know from training they was tours none of us want remember
Ummm.. Royal Engineers.. like most of the other Corps have our own Paras and Commando's.
Also Royal Engineers are the ones who tend to clear the minefields for everyone else to go through.. Always right up the front with Paras, Commandos, SF, Cavalry, Infantry and the AAC.
Most branches of the Services are told they're the best. It's just the Paras tend to believe it.. When all they do is jump out of aircraft and tab a bit more than regular Infantry. Nothing Special about that.. SAS, SBS.. I'd say if the Forces had a top dog.. it'd be those men and women. Not Para's and Commando's.. not craphats and REMF's. Though everyone has their part to play.
I'm not trying to belittle your Corps and mean no disrespect, but Parachute Regiment is well known and disliked by many. Calling yourselves top dogs may go some way to explain the conflict in personality.
Out of all the Para's I had the fortune to meet.. both Regt and attached Corpsmen.. only two didn't have that jumped up pride about themselves for passing P Company. I know we were disliked for our arragance and fighting with other regiments when based else where in bars etc but let's me honest about one thing we were the elite where it was really a matter of kill or be killed we cleared paths for every fucker when it was on top and parras you had in your reg couldn't make it with the pf that was brutal training that reg had one thing in common you had all have a screw loose with no fear make it I was in the royal engineers start with then got picked out for the paras every fucking drop we made if there was 20 of us in af fucking gan Iraq only 15 16 made it so forgive me for getting pretty irated on a thread which shouldn't even be on here you of all people should understand that I've got memories of then tours nightmares be like a fairy tale and end of the day we're all one with fuck all thanks I'm not been aggressive with you pal just personnel to me "
I dunno.. theres a line or two in that, that doesn't quite ring true with me.
I'll let the others dissect it closer if they want to. I can't be arsed. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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EX REME,been out a few years now,still regret leaving |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Ex RE here too."
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"Ex naafi and ex naval wife...
I’m ex navy whereabouts were you based?
Culdrose for 4 yrs, then he was medically discharged
How long ago as I was down culdrose on and off for 15 years?
Late 80s early 90s.
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Slightly before me then I didn’t get down there till late 90s |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Ex RAF - 15 years. Started dressing while serving, biggest scare I got was when I was "made" by the station hairdresser - she was on the scene too and started to tell me who else dressed on station! I had to swear her to secrecy there and then! |
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Station hairdressers know everything!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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They did - to be fair they knew what was going on before it was in SRO's usually! |
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By *att71Man
over a year ago
Bristol |
Always good for a gossip while you got your hair cut lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Ex REME here but working in Afghanistan again oh the Joy's |
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By *attys74Man
over a year ago
Pontefract |
"Royal Engineersm, Iraq, 2003.. I think we were ahead of the Parachute Regiment.
It's the top dog thing.
to you lads we were and are we were the pf6th our job was to clear a path for the infantry likes of you a clear path through hence we was dropped behind enemy lines so you lads could advance for safer passage I did a few tours of afghan and none was pretty we always knew soon has we jumped we would be carrying a brother out so yes in my eyes we were and no disrespect to anybody in the forces has you know from training they was tours none of us want remember
Ummm.. Royal Engineers.. like most of the other Corps have our own Paras and Commando's.
Also Royal Engineers are the ones who tend to clear the minefields for everyone else to go through.. Always right up the front with Paras, Commandos, SF, Cavalry, Infantry and the AAC.
Most branches of the Services are told they're the best. It's just the Paras tend to believe it.. When all they do is jump out of aircraft and tab a bit more than regular Infantry. Nothing Special about that.. SAS, SBS.. I'd say if the Forces had a top dog.. it'd be those men and women. Not Para's and Commando's.. not craphats and REMF's. Though everyone has their part to play.
I'm not trying to belittle your Corps and mean no disrespect, but Parachute Regiment is well known and disliked by many. Calling yourselves top dogs may go some way to explain the conflict in personality.
Out of all the Para's I had the fortune to meet.. both Regt and attached Corpsmen.. only two didn't have that jumped up pride about themselves for passing P Company. I know we were disliked for our arragance and fighting with other regiments when based else where in bars etc but let's me honest about one thing we were the elite where it was really a matter of kill or be killed we cleared paths for every fucker when it was on top and parras you had in your reg couldn't make it with the pf that was brutal training that reg had one thing in common you had all have a screw loose with no fear make it I was in the royal engineers start with then got picked out for the paras every fucking drop we made if there was 20 of us in af fucking gan Iraq only 15 16 made it so forgive me for getting pretty irated on a thread which shouldn't even be on here you of all people should understand that I've got memories of then tours nightmares be like a fairy tale and end of the day we're all one with fuck all thanks I'm not been aggressive with you pal just personnel to me
I dunno.. theres a line or two in that, that doesn't quite ring true with me.
I'll let the others dissect it closer if they want to. I can't be arsed. Sapper here if he,was a para he'd have his para tatt plastered all over his pics, thats how vain they are, glorified infantry man who jumps "
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By *pertureTV/TS
over a year ago
New Ferry, wirral in stockings and sussies |
"Ex RAF - 15 years. Started dressing while serving, biggest scare I got was when I was "made" by the station hairdresser - she was on the scene too and started to tell me who else dressed on station! I had to swear her to secrecy there and then!"
typical RAF station hairdresser, army had some grumpy old bloke with a chair some clippers and a pair of scissors. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Ex RAF - 15 years. Started dressing while serving, biggest scare I got was when I was "made" by the station hairdresser - she was on the scene too and started to tell me who else dressed on station! I had to swear her to secrecy there and then!"
always interesting who came out after serving. I generally suppressed my sexuality when in. Some who did come out really did surprise me.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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RE defo the gayest, just checking profiles, quite a few Bi. Must have been a lot of fucking in the barracks;) |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"RE defo the gayest, just checking profiles, quite a few Bi. Must have been a lot of fucking in the barracks;)"
you're the one checking out our profiles..  |
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"RE defo the gayest, just checking profiles, quite a few Bi. Must have been a lot of fucking in the barracks;)
you're the one checking out our profiles.. "
a little experiment lol, I love cock but would never have let my guard down whilst serving in the 90s. All the communal open showers, a gay mans fantasy. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"RE defo the gayest, just checking profiles, quite a few Bi. Must have been a lot of fucking in the barracks;)
you're the one checking out our profiles.. a little experiment lol, I love cock but would never have let my guard down whilst serving in the 90s. All the communal open showers, a gay mans fantasy."
I never felt that way inclined whilst I was in. I've no sexual interest in any of my male friends, never have. Odd I know. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"RE defo the gayest, just checking profiles, quite a few Bi. Must have been a lot of fucking in the barracks;)
you're the one checking out our profiles.. a little experiment lol, I love cock but would never have let my guard down whilst serving in the 90s. All the communal open showers, a gay mans fantasy.
I never felt that way inclined whilst I was in. I've no sexual interest in any of my male friends, never have. Odd I know."
Lots of testosterone about, to be honest only once or twice in 10 yrs did i think I could drop to my knees and suck that fabulous cock. You know how it is squaddies are obsessed with who has the biggest cock in the squadron. My release was the Hannover gay saunas thank God, but did play with the local skank. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"RE defo the gayest, just checking profiles, quite a few Bi. Must have been a lot of fucking in the barracks;)
you're the one checking out our profiles.. a little experiment lol, I love cock but would never have let my guard down whilst serving in the 90s. All the communal open showers, a gay mans fantasy.
I never felt that way inclined whilst I was in. I've no sexual interest in any of my male friends, never have. Odd I know.Lots of testosterone about, to be honest only once or twice in 10 yrs did i think I could drop to my knees and suck that fabulous cock. You know how it is squaddies are obsessed with who has the biggest cock in the squadron. My release was the Hannover gay saunas thank God, but did play with the local skank. "
Umm.. no.. I dont recall any of the Lads being interested in anyones cocks.. We were all too busy trying to cop off with the girls we met in the few night clubs we were allowed in.
Lots of nakedness.. Squadron bar games, communal living areas, zero privacy and the like. Occasional game of Botty slapping may faze in or out of fashion.. but it was more to creep each other out than anything homo-erotic.
Maybe it's just me and my perception of things. |
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Gay men were allowed to join as I joined up. I never once felt the urge to tell anyone that I was bi. Not out of fear.. though if it had gotten out.. I'd have been very upset.
I didn't want to be treated any differently. Didn't want it to effect friendships. Didn't think it was anyones business.
As an older man. None of that really matters to me anymore. Though I still prefer to keep my sexuality private. It's only the general view of the forum that's making me keep my status as is, that and the reaction from homophobic women once its revealed.
Though on the flip side.. I've never been more popular with women as I am now, wearing my heart on my sleeve, warts and all. Which.. is the best compliment I could ask for. |
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I have been out 22 but bi for only 4. Never even occurred to me back then. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Wierd innit? how our minds work |
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It sure is, I still don't as such fancy guys, certainly not like I do ladies. But some horny guy on guy fun, I am one pace forward. |
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By *pertureTV/TS
over a year ago
New Ferry, wirral in stockings and sussies |
I was bi when i joined been bi all my life as far as i know, always tended to play away from barracks though, got sussed out once or twice, but as they say takes one to know one, so it went well. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I finally explored my Bisexuality whilst in Army. Still keep it private, just through choice more than anything else.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The night I explored was probably the most intense sexual experience I’d ever had. Although if I’d have been caught I would of been devastated. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Ex Infantry. 23 years. Joined in the mid 80s. Still have fond memories of Depot Lichfield. Then off to battalion. Only signed for 3 years but once i became a lance jack i decided to stay in. Left as a CSM.
My son joined up several years ago and has just got his second tape. |
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By *uckfunCouple
over a year ago
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to you lads we were and are we were the pf6th our job was to clear a path for the infantry likes of you a clear path through hence we was dropped behind enemy lines so you lads could advance for safer passage I did a few tours of afghan and none was pretty we always knew soon has we jumped we would be carrying a brother out so yes in my eyes we were and no disrespect to anybody in the forces has you know from training they was tours none of us want remember "
You did operational jumps into Afghanistan? |
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over a year ago
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ex rlc still live near my old camp in marchwood |
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By *uffnsmovCouple
over a year ago
Leeds/Wakefield |
"Thanks to the raf for protecting the naafi "
Only when it was cocktail party night |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"ex rlc still live near my old camp in marchwood"
I was in Bassingbourne (Fuck that airfield man!) for Basic Training and Gibraltar Barracks near Aldershot for my Combat Engineer training. Chatham in Kent for a little Trade training (was going to be a design draftsman initially). Then up to Leconsfield for Driver Training.. finally out to Paderborn in Germany (would love to visit again).
From there.. onto Mrkonicgrad in Bosnia and Basrah Province in Iraq.
Lots of things I hated about Army life.. but it was worth it for the Adventure.
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By *asmartsCouple
over a year ago
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"Royal Engineersm, Iraq, 2003.. I think we were ahead of the Parachute Regiment.
It's the top dog thing.
to you lads we were and are we were the pf6th our job was to clear a path for the infantry likes of you a clear path through hence we was dropped behind enemy lines so you lads could advance for safer passage I did a few tours of afghan and none was pretty we always knew soon has we jumped we would be carrying a brother out so yes in my eyes we were and no disrespect to anybody in the forces has you know from training they was tours none of us want remember
Ummm.. Royal Engineers.. like most of the other Corps have our own Paras and Commando's.
Also Royal Engineers are the ones who tend to clear the minefields for everyone else to go through.. Always right up the front with Paras, Commandos, SF, Cavalry, Infantry and the AAC.
Most branches of the Services are told they're the best. It's just the Paras tend to believe it.. When all they do is jump out of aircraft and tab a bit more than regular Infantry. Nothing Special about that.. SAS, SBS.. I'd say if the Forces had a top dog.. it'd be those men and women. Not Para's and Commando's.. not craphats and REMF's. Though everyone has their part to play.
I'm not trying to belittle your Corps and mean no disrespect, but Parachute Regiment is well known and disliked by many. Calling yourselves top dogs may go some way to explain the conflict in personality.
Out of all the Para's I had the fortune to meet.. both Regt and attached Corpsmen.. only two didn't have that jumped up pride about themselves for passing P Company. I know we were disliked for our arragance and fighting with other regiments when based else where in bars etc but let's me honest about one thing we were the elite where it was really a matter of kill or be killed we cleared paths for every fucker when it was on top and parras you had in your reg couldn't make it with the pf that was brutal training that reg had one thing in common you had all have a screw loose with no fear make it I was in the royal engineers start with then got picked out for the paras every fucking drop we made if there was 20 of us in af fucking gan Iraq only 15 16 made it so forgive me for getting pretty irated on a thread which shouldn't even be on here you of all people should understand that I've got memories of then tours nightmares be like a fairy tale and end of the day we're all one with fuck all thanks I'm not been aggressive with you pal just personnel to me
I dunno.. theres a line or two in that, that doesn't quite ring true with me.
I'll let the others dissect it closer if they want to. I can't be arsed. "
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over a year ago
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By *en474Man
over a year ago
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Ex Sapper here. Germany, Canada, Chatham,Hong Kong, Ireland, loved it, miss the houmor, civvies have none , who was the wife at Sek Kong , I may know here, |
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By *uckfunCouple
over a year ago
North Coast |
Unfortunately developed into a dick swinging Billy Bullshitting thread, let’s get it back on track.
Anymore serving or ex-military fabbers? |
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over a year ago
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Ex WRAF ...can't remember much. Always hungover from NAAFI bops |
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"every fucking drop we made if there was 20 of us in af fucking gan Iraq only 15 16 made it so forgive me for getting pretty irated "
"I dunno.. theres a line or two in that, that doesn't quite ring true with me.
I'll let the others dissect it closer if they want to. I can't be arsed. "
Nobody ‘jumped’ into Iraq or Afghanistan as far as I know, although the Paras had a lot of gnarly tours. |
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over a year ago
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RE here still serving. 10 years now. Spent 7 year in germany was epic now in catterick. |
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"Ex IDF & RMP."
Knew there was something shifty about you. |
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By *N69Man
over a year ago
nantwich |
Still serving RN |
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"Still serving RN"
Good man...22 before the mast...ex field gun staff...oggie oggie oggie |
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By *etro1940sCouple
over a year ago
Kingston upon Thames |
George is ex RAN .... I am very partial to a man who has been in uniform and then steps out of it (wink) |
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"George is ex RAN .... I am very partial to a man who has been in uniform and then steps out of it (wink) "
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By *N69Man
over a year ago
nantwich |
Done brickwoods once in 2004 |
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"Done brickwoods once in 2004"
Haha I was part of brickwoods for Sultan in 91 |
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Ex RE - 8 years, last 2 in eod/search, all arms definitely happy to see us rock up and take over |
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By *N69Man
over a year ago
nantwich |
Ran for devonport was good fun. |
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"Ex IDF & RMP.
Knew there was something shifty about you. "
What's your favourite cheese? |
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"Ex IDF & RMP.
Knew there was something shifty about you.
What's your favourite cheese? "
White Stilton with apricot... |
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"Ex IDF & RMP.
Knew there was something shifty about you.
What's your favourite cheese?
White Stilton with apricot... "
Yummy....mine as well x |
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Senior Service 11 years.
84 - 95. Loved every second of it. |
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By *N69Man
over a year ago
nantwich |
6 years till time done |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Ex Bootneck (reg) "
Former Bootneck. Once a Marine Always a Marine! Royal
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Ex RAMC would be at QEMH same time. 1988-89 S/Sgt then |
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"Ex QARANC x Storm x
Ex RAMC. When were you in?
Showing my age now lol .. I joined up in 1986, completed my basic training at Aldershot before moving to the QEMH at Woolwich x Storm x"
Ex RAMC would be QEMH same time 1988-89 S/Sgt |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Ex RE - 8 years, last 2 in eod/search, all arms definitely happy to see us rock up and take over"
Hurrah for the CRE |
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"Ex QARANC x Storm x
Ex RAMC. When were you in?
Showing my age now lol .. I joined up in 1986, completed my basic training at Aldershot before moving to the QEMH at Woolwich x Storm x
Ex RAMC would be QEMH same time 1988-89 S/Sgt"
I was there until June 1989 x Storm x |
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By *uffnsmovCouple
over a year ago
Leeds/Wakefield |
Spent 7 years doing f**k all at sea.
Gotta love the Andrew |
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"Spent 7 years doing f**k all at sea.
Gotta love the Andrew"
I’d do it all again given the chance |
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By *ilth500Man
over a year ago
Merseyside |
ex kingo. 1st post was Cyprus.. lovely country over 20yrs ago now far from the holiday people thought though |
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"Both ex raf here"
Knew I joined the wrong service.... |
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I was in the Royal Herbert Hospital before the QEMH was built. Great staff every one of them. |
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over a year ago
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Ex RAF here, 2001 to 2011. Was also an army pad brat (infantry) |
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"Ex RAF here, 2001 to 2011. Was also an army pad brat (infantry) "
Ex RAF too - god I miss going to work on a helicopter! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"ex kingo. 1st post was Cyprus.. lovely country over 20yrs ago now far from the holiday people thought though "
I lived in Cyprus from 96 to 99 |
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By *cplsMan
over a year ago
Nr Waltham |
32y RAF. Cyprus in 1980 was magnificent and no tourists except swedish??? still living the dream.
Respect to all who serve or have served. |
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By *i de BiCouple
over a year ago
Leicester |
Queens Royal Lancers , Royal Armoured Corps . |
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over a year ago
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Ex REME 12 years |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Ex RAF, 1987 to 2000. top life.. |
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I swear this is a set up byFYB  |
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By *pertureTV/TS
over a year ago
New Ferry, wirral in stockings and sussies |
"I swear this is a set up byFYB "
haha hope not |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Ex Jack here. |
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over a year ago
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Royal Engineers 13 years |
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over a year ago
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over a year ago
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"Ex AAC 9 years
Me too, 5 yrs "
Me Three ...6 Years |
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