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Discuss Naval officers fly high in sea of sand in Current Affairs on Navy Net; Originally Posted by Ministry of Defence In April, Royal Navy pilots James Birchall and André Milne completed what has been described as 'the toughest foot-race on Earth' - the gruelling Marathon des Sables race across ...
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    Post Naval officers fly high in sea of sand

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    In April, Royal Navy pilots James Birchall and André Milne completed what has been described as 'the toughest foot-race on Earth' - the gruelling Marathon des Sables race across the Sahara Desert.

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    BZ! Very impressive.
    Quote Originally Posted by Hansard 7 Mar 2011
    Mr Robathan: Savings from the withdrawal from service of HMS Ark Royal in December 2010 are estimated at £10 million in financial year 2011-12, £25 million in 2012-13, £35 million in 2013-14 and £35 million in 2014-15.
    N.B. A single RAF Typhoon costs £126 million excluding support.

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    That's fuck all
    Dum Spiro Spero

    I didn't attend his funeral but wrote a nice letter saying I approved of it.

    In a fraction of a second they are projected into eternity and will never possess a final resting home.
    They have graves without bodies, they are an exceptional breed of people....
    It is an utmost proudness of myself to have met these men, those lords that I salute, praise and admire.

    Winston Churchill on Clearance Divers September 1944

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    My senior policeman, an RM CSgt, did it and came 89th - somehow missed out on the publicity.
    The Apostrophe. The difference between knowing your shit and knowing you're shit......

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    Quote Originally Posted by silverfox View Post
    My senior policeman, an RM CSgt, did it and came 89th - somehow missed out on the publicity.
    Fair play to him
    Dum Spiro Spero

    I didn't attend his funeral but wrote a nice letter saying I approved of it.

    In a fraction of a second they are projected into eternity and will never possess a final resting home.
    They have graves without bodies, they are an exceptional breed of people....
    It is an utmost proudness of myself to have met these men, those lords that I salute, praise and admire.

    Winston Churchill on Clearance Divers September 1944

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    Quote Originally Posted by silverfox View Post
    My senior policeman, an RM CSgt, did it and came 89th - somehow missed out on the publicity.
    As did my Unit's 2IC, an RM Major. No glory for Royal!

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    PR, it's a WAFU thing. Can you imagine the write ups if they'd been crabs!!
    Sh1t shot, pumping slop.

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