James Bond - RNR DIS Branch

[Jim30]

For sheer comedy value this is an amusing link.

Nice to know our DIS bretheren did something useful beyond making tea

http://www.sonypictures.co.uk/movies/casinoroyale/site_html/dossier/military_record.php

 

[GCYZ]

That's recruiting sorted Then. Somebody has to run with this one. Too good a chance to pass up. (Doesn't mention though that the cousre at Cambridge was cancelled twice before he got on it though and the reason he left to go to Mi6 was that they ballsed up his pay.)

 

[GCYZ]

 

[jesse650]

yay! always knew he was one of us!!!!!!
this does need to be played upon big time........
if it's played right bonanza time for the rnr.....bet it won't be tho :evil:

 

[Brains]

Bond has always been a reservist. His obituary in The Times in You Only Live Twice, refers to him as Commander James Bond CMG RNVR.
Ian Fleming was an RNVR officer, despite having started off life as an army officer. He was given a special RNVR commission when he was appointed to work in NID.

 

[ThePunisher]

SBS and SBS(R) might use Bond for recruitment as well...though come to think oof it, those units probably get enough Bond-wannabes applying already.
Anybody know if "Special Forces Unit 030" actually exists, or is it as real as 49 Para(ARRSE joke).

 

[trehorn2]

Oh our lot are trying to capitalise on the Bond theme alright.

They are planning to recruit at the premier at the local cinema.

Spanks of desperation to me!

I'll give most things a go if it'll get people through the door, but this is ridiculous.

 

[Deckhead_Inspector]

Curfew at BRNC? Was back at midnight for juniors and by breakfast for seniors. But then again Nick Hunt was a great Captain. Got a bit stricter under Lee Harvey Oswold then went all pathetic again after that for a bit. Supose the new Bond was there then.

(Having said that there was a Mid Bond there with me and he is a Commander now. Come to think of it he had fair hair too, Ooh Er! (Hello Nige!)

 

[Maxi_77]

But then again Nick Hunt was a great Captain.

Nick Hunt certainly was a creat CO. He was my CO during my Mids year in HMS Troubridge.

 

[FlagWagger]

Typical double standards between the occifers and the workers - he managed to keep his RD and didn't get jobbed for the VRSM :lol:

 

[Deckhead_Inspector]

That is because he had served more than seven years when the VRSM was introduced. Yes I know you had know choice and would rather have an RNR LSGC medal but that is all water under the bridge now. A lot of retired senior officers tried their best for you but the serving brass went along with the change.

 

[FlagWagger]

... but that is all water under the bridge ...

Much more acceptable than water over the bridge any day!