Applying the same principle to a London club, one of my corporals on a romantic weekend with his wife does not wish to stay somewhere where he might see me and a load of other JOs smashed at a sqn reunion... And vice-versa.
what an incredibly stupid bit of logic. Would anyone, regardless of rank, wish to see a load of work colleagues whilst on a romantic weekend away with his wife? No, thought not.
If the RAF Club wishes to attract more members to maintain its viability and has to resort to advertising for Civil Servants, why does it not open its membership to existing non-officer RAF personnel?
The general feeling seems to be that civil servants, airline pilots, police and various other groups would be welcome in the RAF Club before other members of the RAF
S-D