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04-02-2002, 16:18 #1Moderator
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REGIMENTAL NICKNAMES
Go on, reveal them and if you know the origins name them too. It can be either from inside or outside, see which one's are true or crap!
this is a mothersticking f**k up!
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04-02-2002, 20:31 #2Senior Member
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Life Gds/Blues and Royals - Donkey Wallopers
QDG - ?
Scots DG - ?
RDG - Don't know but they look like ambulance men in Bk Dress
QRH
9/12 L - Nine one two locating or Swiss Tony's mob.
KRH - Skipping Chickens if you were ex RH. *
LD - 13/18 were peoples Cav
QRL - Bone heads (16/5 were one six five locating)
RTR - Cash Bar. *Sometimes called peoples cav but aren't cav so can't be.Come back the cold war...........
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04-02-2002, 20:38 #3Junior Member
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Kings Troop RHA - The Poison Dwarfs
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04-02-2002, 20:48 #4Senior Member
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Are King's Tp Cav?
Come back the cold war...........
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04-02-2002, 21:31 #5
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Life Gds/Blues and Royals - Elton's Boys
17/21 L - Boneheads
QOH - Queers on Horseback
13/18 - Milkmen
RH - Cherry Pickers
5 Innis DG - Foreskins
Collectively in a battle situation and providing the REME have worked wonders to get the tin cans working.- 3 second wonders (funny could also apply to their sexual prowess too)The young man knows the rules, but the old man knows the exceptions.
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04-02-2002, 21:34 #6Junior Member
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Kings Troop arn't really, but, the do have the GGs & sadly now & then trot their way to the hallowed ground at Horse Guards to stand in for the Household Cavalry whilst we were having *a nice little holiday, well at least they did in my *day. In those days one had to be 6'0" minimum, I seem to remember.
Hence a RHA Gunner Chappie was refered to as a dwarf & a poisoned one at that. So perhaps "honoury Cavalry as at least the still got the horses
Before the RHG merged with the DGs they were (& are known?) as the Dinkys (Dinky Doos the Blues) After they merged they were known to us as the Shite Hawks because of the little Eagle badge they wore on their upper sleeves.
As you may have guessed, my Regiment,was the senior one of course, don't you know !
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05-02-2002, 13:20 #7Moderator
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Another one! many greetings, not many piccadilly cowboys here(hcav nickname)
King Troop Royal Arse Hortillary (Thats a good one)
LG-TINS
Blues and royals-DINKS
QDG-Queens dancing girls
LD - Light dutiesthis is a mothersticking f**k up!
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13-02-2002, 14:13 #8Member
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Blues and Royals - Bums and Boils
QDG - Queer Dancing Girls
Scots DG - Scots Grots
RDG - *Pie eating northerners.
QRIH - Thick Paddies
9/12 - 16/5 - 17/21 - 13/18 - Fractions.....they dont count.
Royal Hussars - Wierd Regiment in funny red trousers.
Light Dragoons - Geordie w a n k e r s
QRL - The only Cavalry regiment where 85% of the soldiers faces resemble their cap badge (motto)!
1 RTR - Thieving Scoucers
2 RTR - Cheeky chirpy characters (not really, bunch of sequin wearing, flat beer drinking puffs)
3 RTR - Armoured farmers (should have give them tractors they might have kept them on the road better)
4 RTR - Skirt wearing heathens.
;) :D
Give the troops rifles that work and uniform that doesn't fall apart!! You must think I'm stark raving mad!
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14-02-2002, 00:10 #9
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Attached to QDG in Hohne 77 - 79. They were referred to as boinks. Don't know why, could have been due to a habit of putting holes in the NBC pack on the back of the turret with the gun of another tank!
Strange that, as 1 RTR were in the habit of doing that in Hildesheim! Do Cav have competitions on that sort of thing and if they do, what other competitions are running?
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01-04-2002, 18:06 #10Member
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Here is a competition that Cavalry units seem to do every two years.
When the new RSM is appointed you have to guess how long it will be before he changes the colour of the Regimental jumper to his personal liking. Timescale can be tricky to guess but the colour is generally an easy guess as it will be the colour of his Regiment prior to amalgamation with the other Regiment. >:(
A secondary competition will be the changing of the mess dress waistcoat to a cummerbund or vice versa. *;)
1 and 2 RTR do not have these competitions as they like to stay as the men in black.
Give the troops rifles that work and uniform that doesn't fall apart!! You must think I'm stark raving mad!


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