Uniform

Think there would be quite a few other words in there as well

Len,

I have sent you a PM

Jimsigs1

This was my Uniform for most of the week

Bloody Nora .. didn't you used to frequent the Juniper Berry in Southampton


Len (Ciphers)

Ciphers!!! How did you know that (only when we wanted bit of a rave lol)

Hey Les,

What happened to the trousers belonging to the jacket ?

There weren't any, if I remember rightly that jacket was borrowed from one of the other guys in the ATC

'aaah, oi be a 'ampsheer boy oi be .. barn in Rumzee, grewed up 'n West End, werked 'n got pissed 'n Soufamtin, regler loike .... tawlkin loike thaat his wot got me 'n ciphers.

Len (Ciphers)

What made you think of that particular Pub, I did used to frequent quite a few in the City

'uuuuumm, it was the favourite haunt of the (dare I say it) gay crew members of the Cunard and Castle Boat lines ... DON'T ASK

Len (Ciphers)

Funny you should say that, I did not come across many of our Gay brothers there but I do remember spending time talking to a couple of working girls, Valerie and Sally, we used to buy them a drink (between tricks) and they would tell us all these stories about the punters, if I am right I do remember a pub called the Sussex and there was certainly a little one down a side alley where we found lots of those friends would hang out, can't remember the pub but one of our group pinched a 6ft stuffed bear, which came back on the bus with us

Let's leave it there Les .. it could get out of hand

Len (Ciphers)

Quite right Len, just on a close though I do remember that the little one up the alley was I think the Lord something lovely times and we certainly had a good laugh

Oh my God .. you do pick them .. The Lord Robert ... as I said .. leave well alone ... then there was the Horse and Groom, The Glebe ... Oh my !!!

Len (Ciphers)

Well as a young soldier Len it was all new to me, most of these places we went to for a laugh (as well as a drink of course)

jimsigs1 wrote:

An alternative to desert uniform - ther's some Royal Artillery colours in there somewhere !!

If memory serves, that was the working dress for the Regimental Police of 22nd Signal Regiment.

Shelldrake wrote:

jimsigs1 wrote:

An alternative to desert uniform - ther's some Royal Artillery colours in there somewhere !!

If memory serves, that was the working dress for the Regimental Police of 22nd Signal Regiment.

He looks like a kid who's been dressed up for a school play and doesn't want to be in it !

(Is he Vatican Swiss Guard ? I read somewhere they're trained soldiers).

FFS It`s Barnes Wallis

brum wrote:

Shelldrake wrote:

jimsigs1 wrote:

An alternative to desert uniform - ther's some Royal Artillery colours in there somewhere !!

If memory serves, that was the working dress for the Regimental Police of 22nd Signal Regiment.

He looks like a kid who's been dressed up for a school play and doesn't want to be in it !

(Is he Vatican Swiss Guard ? I read somewhere they're trained soldiers).

You're dead right, Brum. They are trained to be Sigs Regts RP Staff.

Trained but without weapons - like the old MSO

Shelldrake wrote:

brum wrote:

Shelldrake wrote:

jimsigs1 wrote:

An alternative to desert uniform - ther's some Royal Artillery colours in there somewhere !!

If memory serves, that was the working dress for the Regimental Police of 22nd Signal Regiment.

He looks like a kid who's been dressed up for a school play and doesn't want to be in it !

(Is he Vatican Swiss Guard ? I read somewhere they're trained soldiers).

You're dead right, Brum. They are trained to be Sigs Regts RP Staff.

"if anyone can the candyman can

Tha's right, now I remember, I saw one on the steps of the guardroom at 7 Sig Regt when I was there. I thought at firsy he was a juggler from the local circus that was visiting town.

I think he could sue the vatican for making look ridiculous, against his human rights

I think we should commission Hugo Boss to come up with the ideal barrack dress for us brits. After all said and done, they did a pretty good job in uniform design in Germany 1934-45

liked them long leather overcoats,