Field punishment
Do I detect:-
Circle the waggons folks.
Lay down covering fire - if it moves, shoot it.
If all else fails panic.
In a way I was trying to make a serious point but figured it would have to be a Trojan Horse - first get it into the pallisade.
We on the outside (many of us) are concerned that our Armed Forces do risk being broken on assignments that are not in OUR national interests and that when our national interest does rise to the top of the pan there will be no ammunition left to fire.
Shall we do the Welsh thing first?
T Jones twice wounded in WW1
T E Jones served in the RFC and the RAF in WW1 and WW2
C L Jones Bomber Command WW2.
G D Jones 25 years an armourer. Aden. suez, etc.
R Jones wounded at Tangmere.
P Jones SAS lost a foot in a sandpit some years ago.
Not a sheep s*****r amongst us.
I will leave it at that for the moment - if there are other posts I might try to make my real point.
Yes I do remember "What you see, what you hear - when you leave leave it here".
Give us a clue Jimmy.
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