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Discuss Op Kipion??? at the RLC forum within the The Army Rumour Service website; Has anyone heard of this Op. Talking to a mate yesterday, he was of the ...
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    Op Kipion???

    Has anyone heard of this Op. Talking to a mate yesterday, he was of the opinion that Op Kipion was the new name for Op Telic which finishes in May this year. Anyone know anything different.

    Also, does anyone know if the RLC has any bods left serving in Iraq at the moment??

    Thanks
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    Op KIPION - BFPOs 632, 639, 643, 684, 767
    Op TELIC - BFPOs 632, 639, 643, 684 & 767

    Think that answers it, well half of it.
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    Will this lead to another medal thread???? ; )
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    No, the current TELIC CSM is awarded. As per MOD medal site.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wedge_cadman View Post
    Op KIPION - BFPOs 632, 639, 643, 684, 767
    Op TELIC - BFPOs 632, 639, 643, 684 & 767

    Think that answers it, well half of it.
    Given that the BFPOs will be staffed by RLC posties, you have answered all of it.

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    Thank you kind sir.
    We trained hard - but it seemed every time we were beginning to form up into teams we were reorganised.
    I was to learn later in life that we tend to meet any new situation by reorganising, and what a wonderful method it can be for creating the illusion of progress while actually producing confusion, inefficiency and demoralisation.

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    BFPO 684 is the British Embassy in Baghdad and there are no posties there. Nor are there any in Umm Qasr at the NTM-I. Can't think of any other post's in Iraq that will be staffed by Brits or RLC. Maybe i'm wrong though!
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    OP KIPION will reflect that the SoFA with the Iraqi Government ceases sometime soon (01 May 11?), as a result the 2 operations the RN (and wider UK Forces) have been working under - OP TELIC, north of 29N inside the Arabian Gulf and OP CALASH - everywhere else with CJOs JOA, have been collapsed into one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lifesabummer View Post
    BFPO 684 is the British Embassy in Baghdad and there are no posties there. Nor are there any in Umm Qasr at the NTM-I. Can't think of any other post's in Iraq that will be staffed by Brits or RLC. Maybe i'm wrong though!
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    Quote Originally Posted by shiny_arrse View Post
    Given that the BFPOs will be staffed by RLC posties, you have answered all of it.

    Shiny
    A BFPO number doesn't guarantee the presence of a Postie.
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    But it's "Saviour of 'is Country,
    when the guns begin to shoot.
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