Just to set the record straight LambJ has not left the building and is still very much in attendance; his views like most on this forum are very personal and in no way reflect a general concencus. It is regrettable that Service enginneers are losing a prime posting, but the new engineers, many if not most may be ex-service, will very much be a part of the new 84 Sqn identity and will be welcomed as such. I have seen COMR work at other units and my initial scepticism was quickly dispelled; I for one will be looking forward to a much improved serviceability rate and the chance to fly in a modern, well equiped aircraft. For those who think that the Sqn will be a terrible place to work, let your poster know all about it and leave 84 to those that know a little better.
