I hope so - in 1980...RCT?
I think, even in my YO days winners never actually got to keep the sword, thats a recent iteration.
I hope so - in 1980...RCT?
I think, even in my YO days winners never actually got to keep the sword, thats a recent iteration.
I wasn't sure if RCT/RAOC combined - I forgot never the twain did meet!I hope so - in 1980...
Why would they? Separate Corps until 1993?I wasn't sure if RCT/RAOC combined - I forgot never the twain did meet!
There was one name on there that I was sure was a stacker; I suspect he commissioned RAOC but was one of the first recipients of the RLC awardWhy would they? Separate Corps until 1993?
Eeek! <nowah>
Er, 5th April 1993 according to the Army DD.the RLC was formed in 1994.
Did you pull after such smooth talking Tracks?No probs.
A few years ago I attended a Senior Management course. We were a mixed bunch, smart chaps and chapesses.
I forget the context now, but I pulled that one out during a discussion.
The chaps laughed - a couple of them nervously as they scanned the skies for thunderbolts - and there was the expected sharp intake of breath from the distaff side.
Except for one: exceptionally intelligent, good looking, fit, and a Regional General Manager of a major tobacco company.
She looked thoughtful and said: ‘No, hang on. Tracks is right you know . We don’t prioritise - I’ve just realised I don’t. We get distracted. We don’t see the most important job through before starting on something else.
Tracks, many thanks. You’ve opened my eyes to a big failing.’
I had been expecting brickbats, and getting that response, from a woman, really made my day.
Did you pull after such smooth talking Tracks?
Could be (who do you mean?) - that list is put together in a very weird way. For example Adrian Taplin was a 2Lt when he received it in 1979 not a Major and we have two Reehals (which is possible - Pat and Patch, father and son but the dates are odd).There was one name on there that I was sure was a stacker; I suspect he commissioned RAOC but was one of the first recipients of the RLC award
Agreed. Perhaps it’s listing the rank of the recipient at the time of compiling the list, not the rank at which they received the award. Ref the father and son, this is correctCould be (who do you mean?) - that list is put together in a very weird way. For example Adrian Taplin was a 2Lt when he received it in 1979 not a Major and we have two Reehals (which is possible - Pat and Patch, father and son but the dates are odd).
Apparently so. My bad.Er, 5th April 1993 according to the Army DD.
The shame....Apparently so. My bad.