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How the yanks did it in WW2.
Is it me or do they look like they are saying "ner ner ...ner ner.... nerrr" in a thumb on the nose sort of way.
How the yanks did it in WW2.
Israeli Air force practicing
Got to be a yank, nobody else would turn a cool box into a motorised bike.
And how on earth will he give a present arms?
Does the RAF still issue push bikes? they used to be a prized possession when I was in.
As I moved out of the Block at Marham, a spotty LAC straight from Halton moved in opposite me. I sold him a RAF bike and the Block ironing board for £30. A result for me and a valuable lesson in life for him !!
Grymreaper,
get yourself to the front line, do something brave and get awarded the Victoria Cross.
Everyone then salutes you. Problem solved!
Fubar
The last CO of RAF Tern Hill, known locally as "Troop Captain Goon", always rode around on his black RAF Stn Bike, complete with little flag mounted on a nice silvery stick on the front mudguard.
As a newly arrived LAC I saluted him (as one should), he got off his bike and saluted back, then asked if I was new.
"yessir!"
"Well, don't salute me when I'm on my Bike cos I feel I ought to salute back and I dont want to stop - No-one salutes me when I'm on my bike."
"yessir!"
And no-one did!
And Chaka's right - you always salute the badge - not the thing that holds it up. (think about it)
By the same rule as having to salute the flag on the Harry's wheels, you have to salute his treader even if he ain't on it either - which might make one feel just a little silly, I imagine.