Discuss Alternative Mission Verbs at the Staff College and Staff Officers forum within the The Army Rumour Service website; 2 LOAMSHIRES will move in a mysterious way upon the face of the enemy in ...
2 LOAMSHIRES will move in a mysterious way upon the face of the enemy in order to allow 3 BLANKSHIRES to wax wroth upon his main body
4 KINGKONG RIFLES will deflower the enemy by inserting their main column into the forward area
1 RUTLAND will chastise the enemy at objective THRASH to allow 2 YATES WINE LODGE LIGHT ALE CAVALIERS to deliver a further spanking in the area of GR 1234
1 SUPONATIME will diss the enemy across the FEBA by means of popping a cap in his ass, supported by a confrontational rap delievered by 2 SCOMAPNY
3 DEGREES will deliver a promulent effect at Gr 1234 in order to allow 4 TOPS to embiggen themselves at the enemy's expense
1 MICHAEL BARRYMORE'S OWN will empool the enemy until they are drowned dead, dead do you hear me - and them as dies will be the lucky ones, nyhaagh! Any questions?
And some historical spins on MISSION:-
2 (AC) SQN RAF REGT will fight them on the landing grounds and will never surrender!
1 CG will stand up and at them!
The 57th (Middlesex) Regiment of Foot will die hard within boundaries...
The withdrawal phase, "MISSION:1 Queens Own Deserters will make like a preacher and get the hell out of Dodge."
The advance to contact, "MISSION:1 WR will advance into the Sturminster Gap, after counting to 100 and calling out "Here we come, ready or not""
Every exercise/operation you have ever been on "MISSION: 1 (UK) Mech Bde will mill around the APOA for hours waiting for appallingly run-down local buses, while WOs countermand the Sergeants and the officers countermand the WOs" This is usually followed by an execution paragraph which says "Are the men happy BSM? Well fcuk them about a bit, on the truck, off the truck..."
As long as war is regarded as wicked, it will always have its fascination.
When it is looked upon as vulgar, it will cease to be popular. (Oscar Wilde)
Death.... its the only thing we haven't succeeded in completely vulgarising. (A Huxley)
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