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26-02-2005, 11:54 #1
LS&GC Citation
Comming up to the big 15 year point of undetected crime. Can anyone give me a steer or a template for drafting a citation. Have done one all ready but a 3 * is comming to present + Ive had a sporting career so every man and his dog wants to get visibility. Any advice is there a DCI or reference document.Thanks
Jest send in your Chief an' surrender --
it's worse if you fights or you runs:
You may hide in the caves, they'll be only your graves,
but you can't get away from the guns!
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26-02-2005, 13:40 #2
Re: LS&GC Citation
Big up to QmanWpns, Not much respect given to the old Rooti Gong anymore, mainly by those who failed to get it.
Its still an achievement and if you didnt get it- YOU GOT CAUGHT!
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26-02-2005, 13:48 #3Senior Member
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Re: LS&GC Citation
I have just dug mine out (the kind people at Sennelager did a nice framed version - which now sits in the bottom of a cupboard). It goes along the lines of:
LONG SERVICE AND GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL (MILITARY)
24etc SSgt Oracle T
SSgt Oracle enlisted into the Service joining the 2 Bn etc......... He has served in ... list all the countries.
During his service, SSgt Oracle has served with .... list all the units and any awards that were bestowed during each of those tours.
From the beginning of his career, SSgt Oracle has represented his Unit at both football and swimming and has been awarded Corps colours for both sports.
SSgt Oracle has been a soldier of the highest integrity, honesty and virtue. For having performed faithful and valuable service with conduct judged to be irreproachable throughout his ** years service
and
has this day been presented with the Long Service and Good Conduct Medal by:
General Blah Blah
dated and signed by the presenter (that takes a little organising).
Hope this helps.
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27-02-2005, 20:04 #4
Re: LS&GC Citation
Not got a copy of my citation at hand however I drafted it to a template given to me by my Adjt. I guess that's the sort of thing they might keep hold of espceially as more often than not they get the lucky job or reading them out.
By the way congratulations."Many's the long night I've dreamed of cheese — toasted, mostly"
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27-02-2005, 22:03 #5
Re: LS&GC Citation
Originally Posted by QManWpns
Catch me up guys. When I got mine I was a one man detachment. Medal came in brown envelope. I opened it, put medal in drawer and soldiered on. What's all this about a citation and why does - apparently - the guy have to write his own? + I'm sure mine was for 18 years undetected crimes.
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28-02-2005, 14:20 #6Senior Member
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Re: LS&GC Citation
Good God ORC, how long have you been out? The qualifying period used to be 18 years but that was lowered to 15 quite some time ago. As it says on the paperwork that accompanies the medal - it is to be presented - it therefore cannot be handed over (although I do know of examples where this has happened). Drafting the initial citation for the Adjt just saves him (or her) doing the work - and probably making a better job of it.
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28-02-2005, 14:44 #7
Re: LS&GC Citation
Has anybody out there done the double, and earnt the bar?
"You know Jenkins, its at times like this that I wish I had listened to what my Mother told me!"
"Really sir, why, what did she tell you?"
"I dont know Jenkins, I never listened!"
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28-02-2005, 17:47 #8
Re: LS&GC Citation
1974 after 24. Maybe that's why some of the things I write here are crap?
Originally Posted by Oracle
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28-02-2005, 20:43 #9Senior Member
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That's quite a while ago - so long, you nearly served in WWII :D
Originally Posted by OldRedCap
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28-02-2005, 21:32 #10
Re: LS&GC Citation
1974? Were you at Mafeking?
Originally Posted by OldRedCap


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