Aircrew Brevets
 

Evening Gents

I have seen on Pictures and on videos regarding tornado crews that the Navigators or WSO's either were the Single N brevet or they were the Patch with the N brevet on it.

Do they choose which one or is it just the sqn rules?

many thanks

Wilson

We have a similar thing with the RAF/AE Brevet divide, and the end result we were told was that, if you did the course before it changed you can wear either. If you did it after it changed then you can only wear the RAF, and on our squadron its the same for the Navs.

However we were also told we could wear trade specific brevets on out No. 5's no matter what course you did. Not so sure about how true that is :\

Just realised that that wasn't the question being asked. Sorry.

With regards to just the brevet or a patch, on our squadron its personal chioce, although most wear a patch as it helps remember peoples name!

Thanks SPAM UK

May I ask what sqn you are with, and are you a Pilot or Nav?

Thanks

Wilson

Hey Wilson,

Check PM's

Thanks:ok:

Bit of thread creep here, but I'd love to know what the FC are wearing now as a brevet :}

Lights blue touch paper and stands back...

Yet again
 

Before anyone else gets in - it is a Flying Badge and not a recognised, official aircrew Brevet that we FCs wear and yes it is still the FC (Fighter Control) badge.

SA

I can't believe that you are having this conversation when everyone knows that the only place to put a brevet is just above the hoops on ones left arm..................:ok:

It's only personal choice which to wear if you have been previously awarded a brevet prior to the WSO/WSOp brevet.

Cheers for replys guys :ok:

Surely doing away with all brevets except the "2 WINGED MASTER RACE" would irradicate the need for such confusion??? :ok:

After all, most airframes now have RadAlts, GPS, Radar, etc...etc...

Still, It wouldn't be the same without "no stick no vote" rearseat ballast nibbing about your finals turn!!!!!!!:E