- 25-08-2012, 20:50 #11Just keeping myself to myself !
- 25-08-2012, 21:30 #12Senior Member
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"The Intelligence officer - or non-commissioned officer - with his enquiring mind, his refusal to accept everything at face value, and with his interest in what has happened limited to the help it will be in in estimating what is going to happen, is "different", and therefore still, to a certain extent, suspect."
- 26-08-2012, 14:39 #13
- 26-08-2012, 14:41 #14
Map Reading and the ability to talk to some (nato planes) not any comms speak
- 09-09-2012, 11:26 #15
Seems noddy, but make sure you can get your 'east' and 'west' correct when there is a bit of pressure. An RA Sgt on my PCS kept getting them mixed up. Unsurprisingly, he failed.... Map reading in degrees as previously said. Look at contours too, so you can say what a feature is (ie a spur or ridge) from the contours.
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- 25-10-2012, 20:01 #16
The JSP 918 is out now, a few 2 i/c TACP are first tour FAC's however since the pub is out , all tacp 2 i/c PIDs are for legacy FAC's.
Just keeping myself to myself !
- 25-10-2012, 22:06 #17
It's almost like there should be some sort of FAC career stream........
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- 29-10-2012, 10:08 #18
Ha ha ha , makes much too much sense, it would save millions and we could manage with a lot less FACs on deployments as the FAC's skill set would be far greater.Instead of training brand new FAC's for every tour, you could have old sweat FAC's that could do twice the job with half the manpower.
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- 29-10-2012, 10:21 #19
I was in 613/614 TACP / FAC at 216 during the Aldershot years. Right good skive inflating blow up tanks in the middle of nowhere fo a septic pilot do his stuff. This was pre 14int.
- 29-10-2012, 11:36 #20
So what?
I predate you by umpteen years.......742 TACP but in those alcyion days we knew
what the fcuk we were doing, including controlling Canadian F104s who were the
only ones to attack at 540Kts.
Euronato Courses held at Furstenfeldbruck, low load the Spartan down and cadge
a lift back in a Kraut Transall, all this was after the Ferret era.
So did they have Spindles in 14 then?...they didn't......ahem!Six English Electric EE750/25G axle-hung nose suspended traction motors.
Weight - 99tons 0cwt
Maximum tractive effort - 50,000lb
Total b.h.p - 3,300
Introduced - 1961
These evil bwasterds replaced my beloved A1, A2, A3 and A4's




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