Nato Jumpers.... scratch scratch
Join Date: Oct 2004
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Best way to deaal with a NATO jumper is to pour avgas all over it then throw a match on it.
Then go down to PIRMARK and buy a fleece of your choice. When said fleece becomes a safety hazard due bacon grease, BO etc. Just bin it and buy another one.
The body warmer type fleeces I found the best as they allow your arms to be free without your sleeves catching on anything. And if you get cold on a navex you can pull your arms inside to keep warm.
Then go down to PIRMARK and buy a fleece of your choice. When said fleece becomes a safety hazard due bacon grease, BO etc. Just bin it and buy another one.
The body warmer type fleeces I found the best as they allow your arms to be free without your sleeves catching on anything. And if you get cold on a navex you can pull your arms inside to keep warm.
Dancing with the devil, going with the flow... it's all a game to me.
Join Date: May 2000
Location: England
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Cannot stand NATO style jumpers - the reasons are three-fold:
1. They remind me of my time spent in the ATC on drill.
2. As stated above, they itch like buggery.
3. They make me look ancient.
I'll stick to my shirt and jacket taa.
Anyone else remove their clip-on tie as soon as they climb in the aircraft? I hate having my top button done up.
VFE.
1. They remind me of my time spent in the ATC on drill.
2. As stated above, they itch like buggery.
3. They make me look ancient.
I'll stick to my shirt and jacket taa.
Anyone else remove their clip-on tie as soon as they climb in the aircraft? I hate having my top button done up.
VFE.
