Discuss 2012 Diamond Jubilee Medal? in Medals on The Army Rumour Service; Originally Posted by danny842003
I have never swore allegiance to anyone and I'm getting one.
Danny, put you glasses on pet and read the text again!
It was directly to an individual questioning the criteria ...
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Danny, put you glasses on pet and read the text again!
Originally Posted by danny842003 
It was directly to an individual questioning the criteria that was set by our Monarch that HE!!!! Swore allegiance to, being Ex TA!!
Are you a lolly pop lady?
- 04-07-2011, 19:15 #632To correct you I swore allegiance as a regular way back in 1982, but otherwise crack on. Originally Posted by blobmeister Dry books of tactics are beneath the notice of a man of genius, and it is a known fact that every British officer is inspired with a perfect knowledge of his duty, the moment he gets his commission; and if it were not, it would be sufficiently acquired in conversaziones at the main-guard or the grand sutler's.
Advice to Officer's of the British Army, published 1782
- 04-07-2011, 19:18 #633Senior Member
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I stand corrected! Originally Posted by bokkatankie
- 04-07-2011, 19:20 #634Wish I could. Originally Posted by blobmeister Dry books of tactics are beneath the notice of a man of genius, and it is a known fact that every British officer is inspired with a perfect knowledge of his duty, the moment he gets his commission; and if it were not, it would be sufficiently acquired in conversaziones at the main-guard or the grand sutler's.
Advice to Officer's of the British Army, published 1782
- 04-07-2011, 19:24 #635Senior Member
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on what grounds do you want the medal...on grounds that you once served but don't anymore?
- 04-07-2011, 19:28 #636Can you read? Originally Posted by Danny_Dravot Dry books of tactics are beneath the notice of a man of genius, and it is a known fact that every British officer is inspired with a perfect knowledge of his duty, the moment he gets his commission; and if it were not, it would be sufficiently acquired in conversaziones at the main-guard or the grand sutler's.
Advice to Officer's of the British Army, published 1782
- 04-07-2011, 19:32 #637Senior Member
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Did you get the SILVER jubilee medal? Quick start moaning the criteria wasn't fair. Originally Posted by danny842003
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yes. you want the criteria changing, presumably so those that don't currently qualify would do...ie people that are no longer serving. Originally Posted by bokkatankie
- 04-07-2011, 19:42 #639
Still cannot read? Yes I want the criteria changing, yes I think the way in which criteria is put together and agreed upon in some dank place in puzzle palace is a joke. You lot all seem to be robots spouting; its the criteria man!!! Heaven forbid someone turns around and say's WHY.
I am not a rabid revolutionary, just someone asking a question.Dry books of tactics are beneath the notice of a man of genius, and it is a known fact that every British officer is inspired with a perfect knowledge of his duty, the moment he gets his commission; and if it were not, it would be sufficiently acquired in conversaziones at the main-guard or the grand sutler's.
Advice to Officer's of the British Army, published 1782
- 04-07-2011, 19:51 #640
I really can't believe the bleating about this medal, its fucking disgusting. Theres a poor lad dead today in Afghanistan and you lot are going on about a fucking medal that really has little meaning in the military. Fuckin sickening.
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