On the Recourse Sqn at DIOT years ago we had a (genuine) end-of-course prize called the `Sir Richard Head Memorial Prize` given, ostensibly, for the 'most valuable contribution to the course`; in keeping with the cruelty of Service humour however this prize was actually awarded to the member of the course who had proved to be the most intellectually challenged ; to my knowledge, none of the winners of the 'Dick Head' trophy ever fully realized just what a 'valuable contribution' they had really made; if they did they certainly weren't saying!! :D

"Norma Snipples" used to stand to attention whenever someone opened the window. :D

Anyone remember the chap from 105 and 108 BFT courses at Cranwell - used to wear the name "Mr Meanor"?

Goodbye, also, to Betty Swallox

:cool: I'm not sure the owner is ready to retire it yet, but a 2 clip, NAAFI, gen' name is....

Capt Dick Twitchen RN

From Gulf War 1, the legendary:

Mustafa Khunt

who was always closely followed by his mate:

Mustafa Bia

Some years ago back at Leuchars there was a Nav known both as "Wedge", the simplest tool known to mankind, and also "Thrombo", a floating clot.

..and not forgetting Mr and Mrs Ardtable and their son, Billy Ardtable with his Russian friend Inov the Red....

Anyone seen Mrs Jamptons husband, Hugh?

Not a name badge but vote for him.

Classic!