When to Salute your Floppy

[kidcock]

i refer you to post 27 above.
A F252 is not used, one phone call to P1 is all that is needed. I have the number on speed dial.

Of course you have got it on speed dial my friend. You are too stupid to remember the number.

 

[the lovetoad]

i refer you to post 27 above.
A F252 is not used, one phone call to P1 is all that is needed. I have the number on speed dial.

I've got friends on my speed dial. Don't you have any ??

 

[I look like Bruce Willis]

I've got friends on my speed dial. Don't you have any ??

P1 are my friends

 

[mad_collie]

i refer you to post 27 above.
A F252 is not used, one phone call to P1 is all that is needed. I have the number on speed dial.

Is the number 4-7825-2625 ??

 

[MrMasher]

i refer you to post 27 above.
A F252 is not used, one phone call to P1 is all that is needed. I have the number on speed dial.

Is the P1 speed dial before or after Gay Exchange?

 

[Lights]

Who cares???

 

[mad_collie]

You would find that the subsequent court marshall would take a very dim view of you striking a SNCO in the execution of his duty as laid down in QRs appendix 27.


If in doubt salute, end off.

I doubt if 'an altercation' between two fellow SNCOs would go to court martial.

Especially if there are no witnesses.

 

[MrMasher]

I doubt if 'an altercation' between two fellow SNCOs would go to court martial.

Especially if there are no witnesses.

Or a room full of goaters!

 

[I look like Bruce Willis]

Is the P1 speed dial before or after Gay Exchange?

The RAF values every individual’s unique contribution, irrespective of race, ethnic origin, religion, gender, sexual orientation or social background

 

[MrMasher]

The RAF values every individual’s unique contribution, irrespective of race, ethnic origin, religion, gender, sexual orientation or social background or sheer minded obtusiveness

I know, thats how you got in!

 

[MAINJAFAD]

I doubt if 'an altercation' between two fellow SNCOs would go to court martial.

Especially if there are no witnesses.

Its doesn't even happen when there are lots of witnesses, especially if the guywho got hit first was a spineless FS yes man, which in the last two cases I know of was just the case.

 

[ailiebird]

I can't open the reference at the moment but you're looking for AP818. As far as I am aware you are to salute while in uniform whatever your headdress unless local orders dictate otherwise.

Don't think I'm wrong but the AP818 is the RAF Drill andd Cerimonial Manual. This shows you how to conduct the correct drill movements?

 

[he_who_dares_rodney]

Don't think I'm wrong but the AP818 is the RAF Drill andd Cerimonial Manual. This shows you how to conduct the correct drill movements?

The RAF have a drill and cerimonial manual
Well you learn something new every day

The actual thread title is:
When to salute your floppy

A)First thing in the morning?
B)If youv'e trimmed him and he's well ally
C) He's been a good boy given plenty of pleasure and is now 'resting'

 

[pixie]

The RAF have a drill and cerimonial manual
Well you learn something new every day

The actual thread title is:
When to salute your floppy

A)First thing in the morning?
B)If youv'e trimmed him and he's well ally
C) He's been a good boy given plenty of pleasure and is now 'resting'

I was going to ask why your floppy was floppy in the morning.............. then i continued and read para C!!! LMAO!DT_Xtremez_19:

 

[MAINJAFAD]

Don't think I'm wrong but the AP818 is the RAF Drill andd Cerimonial Manual. This shows you how to conduct the correct drill movements?

When and how to Salute is covered in a chapter within the AP, for both a somebody on his own or as part of a body of personnel.

 

[rest have risen above me]

When and how to Salute is covered in a chapter within the AP, for both a somebody on his own or as part of a body of personnel.

Careful MJ that last one was nearly a bit ILLBW'ish in tone lol

 

[MAINJAFAD]

Careful MJ that last one was nearly a bit ILLBW'ish in tone lol

Only confirming what TBJ stated was indeed correct, M8.

 

[185]

So why do we salute officers wearing civilian clothes? They don't take off their commission with their hats.

and do thay return the salute ?

 

[gmacca]

If in doubt just turn away and pretend you didn't see them.DT_Xtremez_30:

 

[185]

Don't know if it still applies now but when I was at HQ STC years ago it was the policy on camp to not salute anyone. Too many zobs walking about the place, you would have been in a perpetual salute every time you went anywhere. As for the autocrat who is fond of charging people for having their hands in their pockets...what a cock...I think he will find the transition to civilian life a little perplexing and somewhat confusing. Probably will have to go straight into another uniform of some description. A possible Neo Nazi.[/quote
prison officer