Forum Rank Structure

Subject: Re: Forum Rank Structure 26/4/2013, 10:02

Gordon. wrote:: ...along with the finest wines and of course Buckfast for Shelldrake...

Give us two pints of that, then!

John boy, I sat up until the early hours mulling over your promotion and after much deliberation, Brandy and Efes I am prepared to recommend you for a two star appointment under one condition. You must immediately rebadge to a more salubrious line Regiment, I would suggest RHA (To give a bit of balance). I commend the idea to the House or in Gordons case, the Tenement. Laughing

PS: The Sun is beatin' doon oan ma heid.

Subject: Re: Forum Rank Structure 26/4/2013, 21:25

Well how can one refuse ...can one have a batman A slop jockey in a horsey regt irony looking forward to a having a canter and going out for a hack .Hickstead here we come lol!

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Er Johnboy old chap...Just had a word with the adj. Promotion to Maj/Gen now needs 850 posts....Improve your table manners and learn about back handers and you may get through the next selection...By gad the gunners are really lowering their standards,not that they were very high in the first place..........

Subject: Re: Forum Rank Structure 27/4/2013, 07:00

Forgot to mention "John Boy", old bean, IF the results of the promotion board go in your favour I am afraid that you will have to get rid of the "John Boy" moniker (Apologies to Ritter), it identifies too much with the workings classes. Johnnie has a bit more gravitas.

Subject: Re: Forum Rank Structure 27/4/2013, 10:53

"John Chappie" might be acceptable.

(Would certainly go down well with the RAVC).

Subject: Re: Forum Rank Structure 27/4/2013, 11:18

Quote "John Chappie is acceptable" unquote

But might cause confusion with Field Marshall Lord Chappel, distinguished soldier and now member of the House of LordsJ

Subject: Re: Forum Rank Structure 27/4/2013, 21:23

Shelldrake wrote:: Forgot to mention "John Boy", old bean, IF the results of the promotion board go in your favour I am afraid that you will have to get rid of the "John Boy" moniker (Apologies to Ritter), it identifies too much with the workings classes. Johnnie has a bit more gravitas.

Bit harsh I've had this moniker since 1980... I don't think granpa Walton would approve .Though I will learn proper English and improve my table manners lol!

Subject: Re: Forum Rank Structure 1/6/2013, 15:45

A certain longstanding,esteemed and distinguished Gunner contributor to this site (currently on holiday in Cyprus)achieved a milestone promotion at 1050hrs today.

Ceremonial presentation of his Field Marshall's Baton in the A Mess tonight followed by Drinks in the A Mess (to be paid for by his MA)

Subject: Re: Forum Rank Structure 1/6/2013, 16:56

Thank you Brig JPW, there will be much merry making and whisky/brandy sour consumption this very eve! 1930 for 2000hrs, be there or be square and, as you say, it will all be paid for by my newly appointed MA - "John Boy" (Who incidentally, notwithstanding his culinary background scratch

, will be responsible for the catering, he will also be in attendance at the pan dive after the soiree). Laughing

Subject: Re: Forum Rank Structure 1/6/2013, 17:11

JPW wrote:: (to be paid for by his MA)

Spiffing news on the promotion but why on earth should the feller's mother have to foot the bill ? scratch

Subject: Re: Forum Rank Structure 1/6/2013, 17:22

brum wrote:

JPW wrote:: (to be paid for by his MA)

Spiffing news on the promotion but why on earth should the feller's mother have to foot the bill ? scratch

Double celebration, he has a mother as well Shocked

Subject: Re: Forum Rank Structure 1/6/2013, 18:57

all this talk about gunners , cant we leave wengers lot out of this , ginger

Subject: Re: Forum Rank Structure 2/6/2013, 09:53

gingerjim wrote:: all this talk about gunners , cant we leave wengers lot out of this , ginger

Arse(ne)!! Laughing

Subject: Re: Forum Rank Structure 2/6/2013, 14:41

Dear, Oh Dear!

In this context MA stands for Military Assistant (a Major with impeccable social connections who is capable of joined up writing)

Am tempted to ask Eric who understands subjects such as military writing and Staff Duties in The Field to conduct a quick teach in at the next Senior Officers' Study Day.

Subject: Re: Forum Rank Structure 2/6/2013, 15:02

JPW wrote:: Dear, Oh Dear!

In this context MA stands for Military Assistant (a Major with impeccable social connections who is capable of joined up writing)

Am tempted to ask Eric who understands subjects such as military writing and Staff Duties in The Field to conduct a quick teach in at the next Senior Officers' Study Day.

Can you understand what your doctor writes on the prescription? No I thought not LOL. Letters from senior officers in "joined up writing" needs a degree in nuclear physics to understand, ie a hise is really a house to you common muck. Very Happy

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