The Fat Lady Has Sung
I was at Kinloss - handed everything back and I signed my own blue card with names from Walt Disney, handed it and my ID card to a youngster in the general office just before lunch time on Friday and started at CSE Oxford on the Monday. No recollections of any pangs or sad moments. Several celebratory whiskies on the Viscount service from INV to LHR and that was it.
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No recollections of any pangs or sad moments.
[QUOTE]Several celebratory whiskies on the Viscount service from INV to LHR and that was it.
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That letter calculator didnt work for me.
My number was O prefixed - according to that I should have been M prefixed (and that O prefixes didnt exist)
Still thats what you get for gaining your number as a Civvie Instructor with the Air Cadets and then becoming an Adult Sgt.
My number was O prefixed - according to that I should have been M prefixed (and that O prefixes didnt exist)
Still thats what you get for gaining your number as a Civvie Instructor with the Air Cadets and then becoming an Adult Sgt.
I don't own this space under my name. I should have leased it while I still could
Whilst that letter indeed provided a checksum for the service number it also stopped you using a mate's SN. For instance a friend of mine was just 2 digits less than mine. It would have been easy to enter his number in the forms etc except I didn't know his letter. I do now!
