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soddim 28th Feb 2006 22:29

Well Done 28 Squadron
 
Maybe a few people have seen this already - couldn't let it pass without comment.

http://www.flightglobal.com/StaticPa...ionawards.html

FILCI 1st Mar 2006 18:37

As a former member of 28 (AC) Squadron from those heady days in Hong Kong, I would also like to add my congratulations to the boys for a job very well done.

I know there are lots of threads out there about GCM's, BOI's, Terms of Service, pay, allowances et al, but lets not forget the excellecnt job people are doing on behalf of HM Gov. It is the personnel (well, most of them, excluding those blanket-stackers on GCM's, BOI's .........!!) that prove the British Forces are still the best at what they do.

Take care of yourselves guys.

:ok:

Maxallup-Master 3rd Mar 2006 19:52

Freeeaking good job!

heights good 4th Mar 2006 18:40

No coincidence that OC28 sqn's Father sits on the Awards board!!!??? :hmm:

Twinact 4th Mar 2006 20:38

"The winners were selected by senior Flight International staff from nominations submitted by industry and individuals"

"No coincidence that OC28 sqn's Father sits on the Awards board!!!???"

WIWOWessex 5th Mar 2006 12:20


Originally Posted by heights good
No coincidence that OC28 sqn's Father sits on the Awards board!!!??? :hmm:

From what I've heard the whole of 28 has been working their n**s off for the last 3 years so they probably deserve some recognition. As to the possibility of an inside job, I think that it would be rather too obvious!:ok:

GipsyMagpie 5th Mar 2006 16:43

height's good is good
 
I think height's good rumour is just a little bit too accurate. I am sure 28 have been working their collective rear ends off but you couldn't say that the rest of the SH fleet has been bone idle(r). Still, congrats anyway!

nutcracker43 5th Mar 2006 18:24

Heightsgood,

Are you suggesting that they received this recognition because OC28 sqn's Father sits on the Awards board. Is it not possible that they deserved it because of all they have achieved? Are they to be excluded because OC28 sqn's Father, seemingly, sits on the Awards board?

Sorry old lad but this self indulgent whine really gets my goat and you are beginning to sound like a first class tosser.

NC43

TURNBULL 5th Mar 2006 18:55

NC43,

this self indulgent whine really gets my goat and you are beginning to sound like a first class tosser
is a little strong considering height only made mention of something that I'm sure the majority of us were unaware of.
It is undoubtably the award is the result of 28 Sqn's achievements!!!! Flight International is a reptuatable magazine. However, does anyone know who came 2nd and who the other contenders were? As ever, being the winner in a race is only as good as those that you beat surely!

heights good 5th Mar 2006 19:07


Originally Posted by nutcracker43
Heightsgood,
Are you suggesting that they received this recognition because OC28 sqn's Father sits on the Awards board. Is it not possible that they deserved it because of all they have achieved? Are they to be excluded because OC28 sqn's Father, seemingly, sits on the Awards board?
Sorry old lad but this self indulgent whine really gets my goat and you are beginning to sound like a first class tosser.
NC43

This is not a whine. The fact is that OC 28sqn's father is on the awards board (a fact that was told to me by 4 seperate members of 28 sqn.) It was only meant to be a passing comment and not meant to annoy people. Sorry guys but facts are facts!

Heights Good

TURNBULL 10th Mar 2006 20:56


Originally Posted by TURNBULL
However, does anyone know who came 2nd and who the other contenders were? As ever, being the winner in a race is only as good as those that you beat surely!

Can anyone answer this?

Cragy 11th Mar 2006 11:09

working hard?
 
Everyones been working there n##ts off for the last three years, particularly in Iraq. 28 just happen to be doing it with a shiny new chopper. Wooooooooo :hmm:

Sven Sixtoo 11th Mar 2006 18:18

Cragy, I got the impression from the citation that that was more or less the point - new and relativley untried kit in a difficult operational theatre: job done, kit proven.

Sven


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