Originally Posted by NURSE
Unfortunatley the RAFP didn't die on an airfield he died in a tent in the desert.
I understand that some of my colleagues have been OTT in the past, and some are in need of re-education in the manners dept, but what has the above comment got to do with
SOME RAF Police being wasters and the centre of your crewroom banter?
On the whole, I have found aircrew to be a good laugh and have always looked after me and my team when down-route. So I ask why, the above statement has gone almost unchallenged? Is this part of your crewroom chuckles, or has it been ignored because you too have no idea of it's worth in this thread?
Nurse, can I ask what effect you desired from adding the above comment? Is the word 'unfortunately' used to indicate the how tragic the event was?
FYI, the serviceman in question was on patrol for several hours in ECBA, in a normal WOLF L/R, on orders from 5 RMP. I fail to see how the lads trade had any bearing on his unfortunate death.