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The Buccaneer Song.

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Old 25th Dec 2014, 13:30
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The Buccaneer Song.

I know it's here somewhere, I know I can probably find it with a search, but would a Bucc chum be kind enough to post the lyrics?

Bit of Chrimble fun...
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You lazy git, but being its xmas and it only took 30 secs to find.......
http://www.pprune.org/military-aviat...ron-songs.html post# 13
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Link to post #13: http://www.pprune.org/373746-post13.html
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Those were the days. Singing definitely bonded a squadron and a force. There are quite a few more classics in the 208 Squadron song book which still resides in my office. Merry Christmas
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Those were the days indeed. I recall it being delivered expertly by a Fg Off Bucc pilot in Lossie officers mess 1984 ish...and him being awarded an orderly officer duty for doing so by a bad-tempered Sqn Ldr. Either one recognise themself? Great song, and aeroplane. Wish I was able to say I'd flown them.

(The extra duty may have been imposed for imparting too much emphasis on the second line of the verse "..should I fly Phantoms, should I w*** cats..." as this was perhaps a hobby of said Sqn Ldr.)

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More a WAFU, style http://www.fleetairarm.com/product/t...book/1-31.aspx. Also this one
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I always loved the: "Where are your Buccaneers?"...... "On the side of my Buccan'head!"
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RAF Laarbruch - 1976/1977

RAF Laarbruch: every Friday Happy Hour - OM bar packed - XV Sqn vs 16 Sqn (Buccaneer) songs - endless free hot pasties.

On one occasion, OC (II) Sqn (Jaguar)'s Service Mini sitting on 4 coffee tables in the OM foyer - "Get that outside !" says the PMC (OC Admin ?). "OK Sir - will do" - Mini pushed - rather than carried - by drunken aircrew off coffee tables and down steps somewhat damaging the sub-frame.

Great 1st tour memories are made of this !
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I wonder if we could still get away with singing "The Flag"? Seem to remember that there was a time when XV were banned from singing it so 16 took every opportunity to go for it.
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Of course, you could always get all the Buccaneer songs (and many more besides) here:

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Old 26th Jan 2015, 17:18
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Bloggs,

A fine recommendation of a book written by a fine author who is definitely a 'Subject Matter Expert'!

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Are you paying LOMCEVAK Bloggs?
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Ne'er 'eard o' 'im!

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When on XV we sang "The Flag" in the bar at TLP Jever. The krauts, oops, Luftwaffe loved it.


You will see LOMCEVAK, in the BAA Newsletter, the German F-4 guys followed that up with playing "stirring" music over the R/T during the gorilla.


Lots of fun - but the USAF guys thought it was very un-PC and verging on inappropriate. Get a life FFS - it was back in 1982 when we could still get away with some antics!
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