As a crewman on 27 Sqn, I think I need to council the crewman involved in the troop brief. I feel he could have achieved a far higher f's per minute rate with a little more effort.
Seriously though, I thought it painted an accurate picture of what we are up to out there. I too had a lump in my throat watching the IRT shout, as I have made that journey far too many times.
The gingers have voiced concerns that they werent included, and my first response is that it was labelled 'Above Enemy Lines' and not 'Behind the Perimeter Fence'.
However, I then remembered what an essential and pivotal role they play in procedures. But when all is said and done, guys fixing aircraft is not exciting tv, and however crucial a DECU change might be, it doesnt hold the publics very short attention span. Sad as that may be, Tim Hortons doughnuts in the post.
WM