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    Stan, wasn't having a go, just pointing it out
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    'kin 'ell Blobby will be gagging for it! Not only a female sailor but the Boss of a grey WarTaxi too.
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    Oh goody, the Mail - amongt other gems in that article, the 2 that really leap out are her attendance at the University of Herefordshire, and her stint as a seagoing Public Works Officer. The mind boggles - anyone know what the entry requirements are for this PWO thing? - might have to rejoin.....
    A British officer only runs in 2 situations- between the wickets and towards the sound of gunfire

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    Quote Originally Posted by kinross_special View Post
    Oh goody, the Mail...
    Well it was obviously an 'off' day; p'raps there was no news about Princess Diana to publish...
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    She went on to become the Public Works Officer on HMS Cornwall in 2003 after further training ....

    So that's what PWO stands for?

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    ....she must be ready to take her ship to war anywhere in the world.
    Anywhere? Is her middle name Fitzcarraldo?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Seadog View Post
    From the Mail

    So that's what PWO stands for?
    Indeed. Defending Britain's listed buildings - worldwide....
    A British officer only runs in 2 situations- between the wickets and towards the sound of gunfire

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    [QUOTE=on Ark in 2003 I had 25 girls working for me and with just a couple of exceptions they beat the lads hands down, and may I add we were at war!![/QUOTE]

    Just out of interest Stan, what job were they doing? A male work colleague of mine (ex officer) said the lasses were better than the lads in the Ops room and Comms.

    Anyway, well done to Commander Sarah West in breaking the glass deckhead.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kinross_special View Post
    Oh goody, the Mail - amongt other gems in that article, the 2 that really leap out are her attendance at the University of Herefordshire, and her stint as a seagoing Public Works Officer. The mind boggles - anyone know what the entry requirements are for this PWO thing? - might have to rejoin.....
    Quote Originally Posted by Seadog View Post
    From the Mail

    So that's what PWO stands for?
    Quote Originally Posted by kinross_special View Post
    Indeed. Defending Britain's listed buildings - worldwide....
    In fairness to the Mail, if you look for PWO as an acronym, it is easy to find the USNs Public Works Officer. What is not so easy to find is the fact that Pwo is the traditional navigators qualification, and we know how riddled Jack's vernacular is with words taken from other cultures.

    So, any DM journalists reading this, you may want to change your copy to reflect the actuality.
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