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how else do us WAFUs maintain a decent coffee boat
In my experience the SR can usually access said locker from their crew room without attracting all that much attention...
In my experience the SR can usually access said locker from their crew room without attracting all that much attention...
I've got a Boss (Aircrew Cdr) who thinks that coffee, tea and chockie biscuits come for free - he hasn't paid into the coffee boat since joining - come to that, his predecessor thought the same for over two years!
In my experience the SR can usually access said locker from their crew room without attracting all that much attention...
I've got a Boss (Aircrew Cdr) who thinks that coffee, tea and chockie biscuits come for free - he hasn't paid into the coffee boat since joining - come to that, his predecessor thought the same for over two years!
Does he believe that this comes under RHIP Fido?
Inform him that you all take turns buying the coffee etc. and he is in the chair January to June 2007.
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In my experience the SR can usually access said locker from their crew room without attracting all that much attention...
I've got a Boss (Aircrew Cdr) who thinks that coffee, tea and chockie biscuits come for free - he hasn't paid into the coffee boat since joining - come to that, his predecessor thought the same for over two years!
Does he believe that this comes under RHIP Fido?
Inform him that you all take turns buying the coffee etc. and he is in the chair January to June 2007.
Hi Slim - in my experience, all senior officers take it for granted that someone else will pay; I don't think that they do it on purpose, it's just they way they are. By the way, have you noticed that, a more senior a person becomes, the more piso they are?
this was thought about but the idea has now been put to bed, it was too costly. Plus you cannot get Merlins anywhere near flying lead
this was thought about but the idea has now been put to bed, it was too costly. Plus you cannot get Merlins anywhere near flying lead
Regret to post, but WTF you saying?
this was thought about but the idea has now been put to bed, it was too costly. Plus you cannot get Merlins anywhere near flying lead
Regret to post, but WTF you saying?
Well if you put your glasses on and try to read what I had typed then you might, just might understand. But for someone like you, you may need to read it several times then go away and think about it and then the penny might drop. Why do you insist on posting pointless comments?
Holds breath, b*llocks, can't be done!
yes i cannot remember the quote neither but there are more helos on their way in the very near future, but things do not happen over night
They may go up diddly up but they're still gits.
Re: A bit of help for the Junglies?
Posted: Fri Dec 15, 2006 8:31 pm
copenhagencup:
The only time filtered down on 771 was when the duty crew had a shout at weekends and left the nutty locker open upstairs.
how else do us WAFUs maintain a decent coffee boat
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Re: A bit of help for the Junglies?
Posted: Sat Dec 16, 2006 8:42 am
copenhagencup:
The only time filtered down on 771 was when the duty crew had a shout at weekends and left the nutty locker open upstairs.
In my experience the SR can usually access said locker from their crew room without attracting all that much attention...
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Re: A bit of help for the Junglies?
Posted: Sat Dec 16, 2006 5:54 pm
docrichard:
copenhagencup:
The only time filtered down on 771 was when the duty crew had a shout at weekends and left the nutty locker open upstairs.
In my experience the SR can usually access said locker from their crew room without attracting all that much attention...
I've got a Boss (Aircrew Cdr) who thinks that coffee, tea and chockie biscuits come for free - he hasn't paid into the coffee boat since joining - come to that, his predecessor thought the same for over two years!
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Re: A bit of help for the Junglies?
Posted: Sat Dec 16, 2006 6:23 pm
fido:
docrichard:
copenhagencup:
The only time filtered down on 771 was when the duty crew had a shout at weekends and left the nutty locker open upstairs.
In my experience the SR can usually access said locker from their crew room without attracting all that much attention...
I've got a Boss (Aircrew Cdr) who thinks that coffee, tea and chockie biscuits come for free - he hasn't paid into the coffee boat since joining - come to that, his predecessor thought the same for over two years!
Does he believe that this comes under RHIP Fido?
Inform him that you all take turns buying the coffee etc. and he is in the chair January to June 2007.
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Re: A bit of help for the Junglies?
Posted: Sun Dec 17, 2006 11:52 am
slim:
fido:
docrichard:
copenhagencup:
The only time filtered down on 771 was when the duty crew had a shout at weekends and left the nutty locker open upstairs.
In my experience the SR can usually access said locker from their crew room without attracting all that much attention...
I've got a Boss (Aircrew Cdr) who thinks that coffee, tea and chockie biscuits come for free - he hasn't paid into the coffee boat since joining - come to that, his predecessor thought the same for over two years!
Does he believe that this comes under RHIP Fido?
Inform him that you all take turns buying the coffee etc. and he is in the chair January to June 2007.
Hi Slim - in my experience, all senior officers take it for granted that someone else will pay; I don't think that they do it on purpose, it's just they way they are. By the way, have you noticed that, a more senior a person becomes, the more piso they are?
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Re: A bit of help for the Junglies?
Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 5:52 pm
Not_a_boffin:
Rumour going round on PPrune that CHF is going to stand up a Merlin squadron using airframes bumped from the Danish/Portuguese orders. Manned mainly by Culdrose crews but with a Jungly LH seat.
www.pprune.org/forums/...p?t=246393
Great to have a bit of relief for the SK4 crews, but is it permanent or is it the temporary PFI mooted some weeks ago?
Anybody shed any light?
www.pprune.org/forums/...p?t=246393
Great to have a bit of relief for the SK4 crews, but is it permanent or is it the temporary PFI mooted some weeks ago?
Anybody shed any light?
this was thought about but the idea has now been put to bed, it was too costly. Plus you cannot get Merlins anywhere near flying lead
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Re: A bit of help for the Junglies?
Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 6:26 pm
jungle_jim:
Not_a_boffin:
Rumour going round on PPrune that CHF is going to stand up a Merlin squadron using airframes bumped from the Danish/Portuguese orders. Manned mainly by Culdrose crews but with a Jungly LH seat.
www.pprune.org/forums/...p?t=246393
Great to have a bit of relief for the SK4 crews, but is it permanent or is it the temporary PFI mooted some weeks ago?
Anybody shed any light?
www.pprune.org/forums/...p?t=246393
Great to have a bit of relief for the SK4 crews, but is it permanent or is it the temporary PFI mooted some weeks ago?
Anybody shed any light?
this was thought about but the idea has now been put to bed, it was too costly. Plus you cannot get Merlins anywhere near flying lead
Regret to post, but WTF you saying?
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Re: A bit of help for the Junglies?
Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 7:47 pm
fido:
jungle_jim:
Not_a_boffin:
Rumour going round on PPrune that CHF is going to stand up a Merlin squadron using airframes bumped from the Danish/Portuguese orders. Manned mainly by Culdrose crews but with a Jungly LH seat.
www.pprune.org/forums/...p?t=246393
Great to have a bit of relief for the SK4 crews, but is it permanent or is it the temporary PFI mooted some weeks ago?
Anybody shed any light?
www.pprune.org/forums/...p?t=246393
Great to have a bit of relief for the SK4 crews, but is it permanent or is it the temporary PFI mooted some weeks ago?
Anybody shed any light?
this was thought about but the idea has now been put to bed, it was too costly. Plus you cannot get Merlins anywhere near flying lead
Regret to post, but WTF you saying?
Well if you put your glasses on and try to read what I had typed then you might, just might understand. But for someone like you, you may need to read it several times then go away and think about it and then the penny might drop. Why do you insist on posting pointless comments?
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Re: A bit of help for the Junglies?
Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 3:58 pm
I've also heard this rumour, twice now
version 1 is that a kernow sqn will reform using mk6's (heard a few months ago)
Version 2 is that a sqn will form with dutch merlins and a mix of all three services manpower, truely JHC! (heard a few weeks ago)
Piran
version 1 is that a kernow sqn will reform using mk6's (heard a few months ago)
Version 2 is that a sqn will form with dutch merlins and a mix of all three services manpower, truely JHC! (heard a few weeks ago)
Piran
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Re: A bit of help for the Junglies?
Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 8:53 pm
it has been investigated and proven to be to costly so its been put to bed
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Re: A bit of help for the Junglies?
Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 11:42 am
Can't remember the exact quote but I thought that Pres Bliar had said that the military would get whatever equipment was needed to get the job done. More helos would be a good bloody start.
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Re: A bit of help for the Junglies?
Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 5:37 pm
smoothbore:
Can't remember the exact quote but I thought that Pres Bliar had said that the military would get whatever equipment was needed to get the job done. More helos would be a good bloody start.
Holds breath, b*llocks, can't be done!
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Re: A bit of help for the Junglies?
Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 7:24 pm
smoothbore:
Can't remember the exact quote but I thought that Pres Bliar had said that the military would get whatever equipment was needed to get the job done. More helos would be a good bloody start.
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Re: A bit of help for the Junglies?
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 9:24 am
The Danish Merlin purchase is off…
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Re: A bit of help for the Junglies?
Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2007 6:32 am
And now the junglie circuit will need all the help they can get as, 846NAS will be providing 4 cabs in afghan now! To support the extra troops going out next month
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