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Old 22nd Feb 2010, 03:12
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Might the ending of the Boy Entrants and Aircraft Apprentice schemes have some effect on the recent standards of drill in the RAF?
Yes. It should significantly improve it.
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Old 22nd Feb 2010, 07:40
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Back in the days when we could afford an RAF, at RAFC Cranwell we did indeed march to 'Aces High' - complete with the glockenspiel part. Played by the RAF College Band, of course.

One day they also played 'The Liberty Bell' by Sousa - well know as the theme tune to Monty Python's Flying Circus. Our marching suffered a bit that time!

Someone told me that they use recorded music over speakers at Cranwell these days as the College can no longer afford a real band.....
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