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Black humour. In the event of a major disaster you pick up the bits, bag em up and consign then to the freezer. There are no pews in the Chapel of Rest or soft organ music nor hearses waiting. If you want St Mary's then go across the road. I just did not want to spell out quite so graphically why a whacking great bird carries so few on the milk runs. On military ops different rules apply but on normal trooping and roulement the pax load is as I said about 185 of whom 25 are typically contractor ex-pats or Saints. The ex-pats have 27kg of baggage, the Saints have 54kg. Though not exactly current I have seen the disaster plan and the worst case scenario. I have flown the route many, many times both in light blue and dark blue. My pen name is the clue, approaching MATHY. Some nice fotogs. Are you a Geordie by any chance? Ex-216??