Discuss Royal Armoured Corps Jargon in RAC on The Army Rumour Service; Originally Posted by RogerOut2
Vulgar fractions they are, but would that group have included in the past the likes of the 5th/6th Dragoons?
That title was a misguided aberration which was rectified most speedily! The ...
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About LinkBacks- 25-04-2012, 12:21 #51That title was a misguided aberration which was rectified most speedily! The Skins fractions my eye!
Originally Posted by RogerOut2 
To eat well in England one must have breakfast three times a day
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Yep, 14 years would be speedy for the Skins to do anything I'll grant you Originally Posted by CaptainPlume 
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- 25-04-2012, 12:27 #53There was a monumental cocktail party, you see, then the skiing season. One has to concentrate on the important things. Originally Posted by RogerOut2 Yep, 14 years would be speedy for the Skins to do anything I'll grant youTo eat well in England one must have breakfast three times a day
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Cant argue with that Originally Posted by CaptainPlume Hello all stations this is B21A watch your security ..........
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You must of had an entertaining time working for Bunter, read the Sun much?A definition of a Gentleman:
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- 25-04-2012, 13:36 #56I gather C Sqn's Command Troop vehicles were renamed Candy, Cream & Cherries if I'm not mistaken. Originally Posted by 06FA56Paderborn To eat well in England one must have breakfast three times a day
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I had been invited to the party in question but sadly/fortunately was unable to attend.
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- 25-04-2012, 14:28 #58Party? What party? I know of no party even if it did take place before I arrived! Originally Posted by 06FA56Paderborn To eat well in England one must have breakfast three times a day
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Sorry I meant "party" not party.
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- 25-04-2012, 17:41 #60Didn't you tankie types have any means of heating tinned food up near the exhaust? Originally Posted by 02FD11
Us Wedgies armed with CETs had a lovely "armoured" cowl around the exhaust with some little ribs inside just right for sitting a tin of steak and onion or babies heads on. After a decent cabby or digging a slot/ditch you parked up to piping hot scoff.
Bliss in a can!!
ROYAL ENGINEERS - BREAKING STUFF SINCE 1865
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