Jossmen and boneheads

[terry_rice]

Did anyone out there, ever come across a joss, or a regulater who was a f xxxxxxg good hand, or was they all pissed with power?

 

[Squirrel]

I once served with a LREG on HMS Iron Duke in the early to mid 90's, he was a top guy, JJ if you're reading this, regards shippers.

I also worked with a MAA in Chicksands who was a diamond bloke.

 

[Deleted 7]

The MAAs on HMS Norfolk in 2003 was a good one, his LReg was lovely too!

 

[dondon]

FMAA Tom Wilkinson , HMS Ark Royal 1970s , hard but fair , good egg , 8)

 

[alhucoll]

MAA ben Nevers on the Monmouth and his LREG - good guys, you knew where you stood.
NO power trips from them.

Al

 

[Salty-Dog]

Johnno - lreg on Cleo then RPO in Falklands - Top Bloke

 

[terry_rice]

Must admit the jaunty on the Triumph, Alex Sommerville, was straight down the line with officers, senior rates, and junior rates, a hard but fair man, and everybody knew where they stood with him.

 

[chrisredditch]

LReg Daisy Adams on the Brazen in 1982-83...Top Man, Top Jock, Straight as an arrow!

 

[Streaky]

I found them all to be top blokes as long as they didn't know I existed.
It's when I came to their attention that problems seemed to start.

 

[stirling2]

Was in Nelson the day before release, in civvies when I was stopped by a Fleet Joss who said I needed a haircut, I explained I was going outside next day...his reply was '' Just not your day today is it'', even took me into the admin block and told one of the RPO's to ensure my hair was cut before release.... :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:

 

[Pete_the_Knife]

We managed to brain the MAA on the Argonaut whilst setting up to dress ship one of the ends slipped before it was attached we did cry out
'B E L O W' but he just stopped and looked up and the shackle and swivel hit him right on the forehead.
We spent a long time trying to prove our innocence in that it was an accident and not deliberate, if it had been deliberate we would have probably missed 99 times out of a 100.

There seemed to be a slight grudge against the comms mess after that.

 

[drwibble]

HMS GRAFTON's MAA in 1998 and I don't mean the one I landed with a bad back before we deployed.