- 23-05-2012, 00:05 #11
Great! Do we get to live in Beau Peep castles made of mud?
3; 2; 1; Firing NOW.........
3; 2; 1; Firing NOW ........
FFS Pass me the bloody matches.
Si hoc legere scis nimium eruditionis habes!
- 23-05-2012, 00:07 #12
- 23-05-2012, 00:08 #13
Foreign Legion rank Equivalent rank Period of service Insignia Sergent Sergeant After 3 years of service. 
Sergent Chef Senior Sergeant After 3 years as Sergent and between 7 to 14 years of service. 
Adjudant Warrant Officer After 3 years as Sergent Chef. 
Adjudant Chef Senior Warrant Officer After 4 years as Adjutant and at least 14 years service. 
Major ‡ Regimental Sergeant Major Appointment by either: (i) passing an examination
(ii). promotion after a minimum of 14 years service without an examination.
Suggestions needed to fill the above ranks....3; 2; 1; Firing NOW.........
3; 2; 1; Firing NOW ........
FFS Pass me the bloody matches.
Si hoc legere scis nimium eruditionis habes!
- 23-05-2012, 00:09 #14
scotland?
what the world needs is an enema, make that two - just to give it a sense of purpose.
US electoral democracy is just a structured system of legalised bribery.
a senior Chinese officer has said, “all the great nations in the world own aircraft carriers – they are symbols of a great nation”. That’s why China has just commissioned its first. By the same token, to opt for a “carrier gap” of some years is to abandon your responsibilities.
- 23-05-2012, 00:09 #15
And these too:
Foreign Legion rank Equivalent rank Command responsibility Insignia Aspirant Cadet - 
Sous-Lieutenant Second lieutenant Junior section leader 
Lieutenant First lieutenant A section. 
Capitaine Captain A company. 
Commandant Major A battalion. 
Lieutenant-Colonel Lieutenant colonel Junior régiment or demi-brigade leader. 
Colonel Colonel A régiment or demi-brigade . 
Général de Brigade Brigadier general Entire Arrse Foreign Legion
3; 2; 1; Firing NOW.........
3; 2; 1; Firing NOW ........
FFS Pass me the bloody matches.
Si hoc legere scis nimium eruditionis habes!
- 23-05-2012, 00:09 #16Senior Member

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I live foreign-ish, so I guess I qualify. I'll do the accounts: even if we don't win any wars, we'll make a profit with a bit of luck.
- 23-05-2012, 00:13 #17"A democracy cannot survive as a permanent form of government. It can last only until its citizens discover that they can vote themselves largesse from the public treasury. From that moment on, the majority (who vote) will vote for those candidates promising the greatest benefits from the public purse, with the result that a democracy will always collapse from loose fiscal policies, always followed by a dictatorship." Lord Thomas MacCauley 1857
- 23-05-2012, 00:14 #18"A democracy cannot survive as a permanent form of government. It can last only until its citizens discover that they can vote themselves largesse from the public treasury. From that moment on, the majority (who vote) will vote for those candidates promising the greatest benefits from the public purse, with the result that a democracy will always collapse from loose fiscal policies, always followed by a dictatorship." Lord Thomas MacCauley 1857
- 23-05-2012, 00:15 #19
Well, lets be honest, wars are to be avoided at all costs. The main purpose of the Arrse Legion is for rape and pillage, strutting, rutting, wearing medals and tight trousers (cod pieces de rigueur?), drinking heavily, did I mention shagging?
3; 2; 1; Firing NOW.........
3; 2; 1; Firing NOW ........
FFS Pass me the bloody matches.
Si hoc legere scis nimium eruditionis habes!
- 23-05-2012, 00:15 #20"A democracy cannot survive as a permanent form of government. It can last only until its citizens discover that they can vote themselves largesse from the public treasury. From that moment on, the majority (who vote) will vote for those candidates promising the greatest benefits from the public purse, with the result that a democracy will always collapse from loose fiscal policies, always followed by a dictatorship." Lord Thomas MacCauley 1857




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