The ONE ARMY concept gone mad - Two Armed forces to merge??
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Discuss The ONE ARMY concept gone mad - Two Armed forces to merge?? at the Just TA forum within the The Army Rumour Service website; Originally Posted by Ancient_Mariner
Originally Posted by Cavalier
My money's on the Army merging with ...
Re: The ONE ARMY concept gone mad - Two Armed forces to merg
Originally Posted by DarkNinja
Another Govt Pearler of an idea. Obviously the success of merging customs and Immigration has paved the way forward!
And before that, merger of Revenue & Customs.
I'm told their latest staff survey (total of 96 participating Government Department/bodies) has 50 questions seeking to discern the 'staff engagement'.
Their highest position was 58th, the next best 70th, and in 29 questions they came 90th or worse. In every single question they scored below average.
At a guess they'd be ..... err, 96th overall. More questions in The House
Re: The ONE ARMY concept gone mad - Two Armed forces to merge??
Originally Posted by Bravo_Bravo
RAF to come under the Army, which AIUI is where they started.
The Andrew have their own airline, Crab spending most of their time doing CAS or ferrying squaddies... makes sense to me.
RAF couldn't merge with the RN. Moustaches, no matter how impressive, are banned in the senior service. It's a full set or nothing and the hairs would surely interfere with all those laser detectors in Typhoon's cockpit that tell the pilot where he's looking and which way is up.
In any case, Typhoon would have to be renamed 'Sea State 12'.
If I had wanted to burn, collect sand in everything I own, overheat, run around, shoot things with something less than 4.5inch caliber, wear green/sand coloured baggy outfits, live more than 16m above Sea Level I would have joined the Army.
"Hurrah for the Works Group" just doesn't have the same ring...
"A volunteer is worth ten pressed men."
So, a TA battalion or nine Regular Guards battalions? Not a difficult choice, then (especially as we don't have nine Regular Guards battalions).
Crapgame: Hey, Oddball, this is your moment of glory. And you're chickening out!
Oddball: To a New Yorker like you, a hero is some type of weird sandwich, not some nut who takes on three Tigers.
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