Cat 5

[Fliegenmong]

Sorry, pls excuse being a non mil type, I can't help but notice several mentions of a 'Cat 5', I've gathered it's not good, but what exactly is it??

Tks

[sitigeltfel]

Already covered here.......

http://www.pprune.org/military-aircrew/409966-raf-damage-categories.html

[minigundiplomat]

They may be referring to the damage done to your Dunny, mate.

As in 'Sorry mate, I've Cat 5'd your Dunny!'

[Stuff]

The Aircrew Dictionary can often help in these cases
The Aircrew Dictionary - Foreword (http://www.bannedphrases.co.uk/index.php)

I notice Cat 5 seems to be missing as an entry on it's own but is covered under "Black" I'm sure it was there in the original printed version that went round the crewroom...

[Arm out the window]

'Sorry mate, I've Cat 5'd your Dunny!

Got in just before me, minigundiplomat! You sound like you might be from this hemisphere, eh?

[Pontius Navigator]

AOTW, nah, most of us are bi-lingual having watched Paul Hoggan.

[TheWizard]

or his better known cousin, Paul Hogan.

[Fliegenmong]

Sitigeltfil...., thanks so much for the link! :O:ok:

[BEagle]

Cat 5?

I think it's the one on the right:

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a341/nw969/Cat5.jpg

;)

[Easy Street]

Nice pussy :p

[BEagle]

Here's rather a moist one:

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a341/nw969/wetpussy.jpg

[London Eye]

As long as nobody says........


crevice :O

[Tinribs]

It,s a long time since I left but I did spend time as a maintenace test pilot

As I recall the damge cats were, in plain language; repairable

1 on the line ie a burst tyre
2 on the squadron ie an engine change
3 on station by a contractors ie engine fire with airframe damage
4 not worth repairing but some bits might be worth keeping

5 collect the bits, remove human remains, dispose of the rest