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Old 7th Apr 2012, 22:49
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17 station commanders..

.. happy retirement Nick!


I must have contributed 300 quid towards it.
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Old 7th Apr 2012, 22:52
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I must have contributed 300 quid towards it.
You know you can get a set of Wahl Pro clippers for <60 notes?

I think 6+ people 'commanded' Lyneham during my 11 years.
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I'm on my third set now. Not trusted with 'em anymore though..

17? I'm not sure which one of 'mine' it was, but after this nice particularly APC WRAF and I visited his private grape vines one balmy summer's night, the crop was all the more meagre for it. Sorry boss.
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Changed a bit since I was there! I wonder how many SWO's he had as they were certainly his best source of business, one in particular comes to mind from the mid 80s
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Wow! He must have cut mine a couple of times back in 79.

He would have seen some sights and changes over the years, but nice to see that he achieved a full career there.

Good luck to him

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AGS,

Name of Sutherland perhaps? Ex Guards I think. I saw him clip a dog chain into the earring of an APC JT with the comment that if he wanted to look like a dog, he'd treat him like a dog.

I bet he'd get encouraged these days to reconsider his style.. the SWO that is (the techie got the message loud and clear to reconsider his).
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Old 8th Apr 2012, 19:51
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He did most of XI Sqn, including me, when we arrived in August 1990 for Desert Shield. All Number 2 cuts as the Boss banned Officers from Number 1 cuts.
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I was thinking of JJ Giblin. He was the one who a bunch of APC guys went carol singing outside his house ( at midnight in July) He duly took all their names and had them paraded outside his office at 07 00. After he'd awarded them all a visit to Nicks he made them sing carols for another 30 minutes! He did have a sense of humour, I'll give him that!
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