He needed to be careful he didn't cut himself. Isn't the army meant to be health and safety concious these days?and walking around with his arrival proforma, his swords, and his dagger,
He needed to be careful he didn't cut himself. Isn't the army meant to be health and safety concious these days?and walking around with his arrival proforma, his swords, and his dagger,
Says the guy with a Ferrari.
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A good mate of mine transferred to PTI to everyone’s surprise. He wasn‘t massively fit or into rugby, footie or cricket etc. He definitely did not fit the usual PTI mould.
We all assumed it was just a way of getting out of the Marine Engineering branch. To be fair PTI onboard is an absolute doss of a job. Print daily orders and hold circuits on the flight deck twice a day, organise the occasional footie match with local teams. I’d do it.
Anyway he was massively into outdoorsy type adventurous training. Canoeing, rock climbing, mountain biking etc.
Last time I saw him he was running the RN’s AT place in Bavaria. Him and his missus living in a massive chalet up a mountain somewhere, taking people skiing in the winter and mountain biking, rock climbing etc. in the summer.
Lucky ******.