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I think he can count himself as being very very lucky to have walked away from that CM. Not much sympathy for him during the trial from the serving military around The Plain.
I think he can count himself as being very very lucky to have walked away from that CM. Not much sympathy for him during the trial from the serving military around The Plain.
As the RAF neighbours reported that the SFA was unoccupied and unfurnished you might have questioned the quality of the source when the SIB search found a fully furnished house with dog in kitchen.
Nice neighbours though. Probably not attending the coffee mornings because you have a job makes you a bit odd - did I mention all the neighbours were RAF wives?
The Army Families Federation did a briefing paper about just this issue last year on the “90 day rule”. It doesn’t matter if your OH is a doctor working night shifts or Tesco night shifts when the kids are asleep, some muppets think you are living apart from your soldier!
NATO travel is for winners...sometimes. At other times they will sent four people travelling from a to b, for the same purpose, at the same time, by four different routes, because they process the travel individually.
Edit to add: Larkhill fitted in the (imaginary Carillion-Amey) 10 mile radius, because I had to move out of my perfectly acceptable SFA 13 miles away from Upavon
The 10 mile radius is standard but there is an additional 20 mile radius that local commanders can endorse to allow for managing allocations depending on the area.
Due to the concentration of numbers on the plain though there is an endorsed policy that any SFA estate in the plain can be allocated as opposed to within a radius