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Originally Posted by johnygail

I was there well Briefly Sgt Shepperd I dont Mind and you dont fooking Matter lol... How bad where we on the parade square he broke his precious pace stick lol..Windy Gale,Digger,Ratray,Lucky,Brownless Taylor,Mcpherson so on .. often wondered how my life would have been if I had stayed !!! always good to remember..The skit we did was piss funny Sgt barrell chest Taylor haha the pucking rasman was scary as fook.

Chuck

PM sent mate.

78C Scott Sqn....
Name always on panic board to see SSM NOW!!!

OK, holy thread bump

There is a reunion organised for this coming Friday, 8th June 12, rv at Christies @ 1900hrs for all who joined up in intakes 82B & C.
We have also a visit to the camp arranged for 1000 on the 9th, where the RSM will give us all a talk on the new college and a walk around the camp. Parking on camp is allowed. Those not able to make Friday evening, please pm me with the Make, Model, Colour and Reg of the vehicle. Include all the names attending on the Saturday morning, and I will pass this onto the organiser on Friday evening before we get too trollied.

Originally Posted by Boggoff

82C Rawson, my room NCO got the boot for ironing a blokes jumper, while he was still in it. QCP's, bed packs, having your best boots lobed out the top floor window and your bed tipped. Having to shave at 16 more spots than stuble. I do remember thoses Sqn partys though blokes on the stage every one egging them on!!!!!!!!!!!

was in same intake and room /nco went to 11 sigs and his nmae was another word far robbers

Originally Posted by colin1

That would make you a Boakes, Dandy or a Quinlan

I was 78C at the time, as was Shaun Dandy and Geordie Quinlan.
Shaun was not involved with the toothbrush event. However Geordie Quinlan was, and he was quickly removed from the camp once the event came to light.
I remember geordie quite well, he was always quite effeminate, looking back you could see the fella was gay.

This happened in 1979, and here we are 33 years later it has entered the annals of history for AAC Harrogate and we are still discussing it, quite incredible.

For geordie I guess it entered the anals of history !!!

Shaun was exonerated very quickly, he had nothing to do with the event, and he went on to have an illistrious military, as well as a successful civilian career.

Geordie Quinlan, since he left the camp, I have no idea what happened to him. I hope he enjoyed life, he was a good guy after all.

Just to make you all feel ever so young - my friend was 72C Bradley Squadron Old git! ;o)

69B best years of my life. Strange to think now that you could join up for an apprenticeship at 15