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Blakey875 11th April 2007 09:11

TQ did you get an answer to your original question? if not could pass on a contact address for the Dulles Det who could probably advise.
Echo - I thought Prat was banned from here but now looks like 'Life doesn't mean life!!'

Echo 5 11th April 2007 12:05

Blakey,

Well if that is where ASCOT ops have booked them into then surely the answer is yes.
Who's been feeding the Air Cadet samuraiprat duff gen. As I recall the Movers in situ organise accommodation for transiting crews at the request of ASCOT ops. Perhaps things have changed.:confused:

flipflopman RB199 11th April 2007 19:06


Of course, if it was Ladies night in the Ramada, the loadie would have no use for the room anyway and find himself chewing off his arm the next morning..
Aaaah....

That would be a Wednesday then.



Erm.........

.....so I hear!!


Flipflopman

Union Jack 11th April 2007 23:39

FFP
 
Of course, if it was Ladies night in the Ramada, the loadie would have no use for the room anyway and find himself chewing off his arm the next morning

This is fast becoming the plot for a sequel to "Dances with Wolves" - "Dances with Wolverines", with Kevin Costner starring as the Loadie (or Samuraimatt. Apparently. :ooh: )!

Jack

FFP 12th April 2007 00:33

If you were to take a random selection of aircrew from a Muti's Sqn, and ask individually "On what night is Ladies Night in Bangor ? " it is a known fact that you will get 7 different answers (although Tues/ Weds tend to be the more popular guesses :ok: )

BEagle 12th April 2007 06:01

Is there no longer a 'Ladies Night' at the Holiday Inn Odlin Road? It was always a crucial factor when planning States Trainers to know which evening that was.....

3xGreens 12th April 2007 18:59


Ladies? more like grab a grim night. They come from all around Bangor to go to that. They even put their teeth in especially for the occasion.
I don't think they're talking about the Bangor across the Irish sea.

FFP 13th April 2007 00:17

There is of course Bangor, North Wales with the Octapig as the night out of choice when you don't feel like integrating with civilisation on a Friday night.

Echo 5 13th April 2007 11:20

3xGreens,

Well, I wonder where else they could be on about? Bangor, Maine perhaps?
Don't even try to explain. The subtlety of your post was obviously beyond samuraiprats' mental capacity.

NP20 23rd June 2007 21:53

Good Gen Wanted
 
have been offered a posting to Creech AFB and would be grateful for a pm from someone currently serving out there who would be kind enough to answer some Qs (contact numbers, cost of living, job opportunities for spouses, standard of accom etc).

Regards,

NP20

samuraimatt 23rd June 2007 22:16

Don't worry about all that you won't need it when the Sqn moves to Waddington to be closer to the satellite over Germany.

Echo 5 24th June 2007 16:23

Remember this:


Well, I wonder where else they could be on about? Bangor, Maine perhaps?
Looks like the simpleton Samuraiprat has been deleting his posts again.

And as for this:


Don't worry about all that you won't need it when the Sqn moves to Waddington to be closer to the satellite over Germany.
What's that all about then ?

Maybe the boy was on the apple juice last night.:confused:

foormort 26th June 2007 03:02

theprior makes some valid points about LOA for personnel based in the US on exchange. The repeated LOA cuts since Dec 06 have been significant when the cost of living in the US is increasing. LOA is not designed to cover many of the things you bring up. If the MoD's policy moves to encouraging us to buy our own homes as SFA becomes a less attractive option for the government then the costs of remortgaging to a buy to let and all the associated insurance costs should be included in the LOA calculation. I can only agree with all the other issues and I was shocked by the amount of the reduction. I know the embassy did a lot of work to counter the cuts but with no luck. No regrets for accepting the exchange but for those out there who are considering an application research the package as a whole before making the leap. Standard RAF, doing the minimum wrt looking after their people. Quite clever really, they seem to know the tolerance limit of those they employ!

FFP 26th June 2007 16:33

I too have friends out there that agree with all that theprior said.

However, I'd rather spend 1 day in California on an Exchange tour than a lifetime in Cartoontown with good OJAR's and a couple of hundred pounds a month more in my bank account.

startermotor 31st July 2007 13:48

Is there no longer a 'Ladies Night' at the Holiday Inn Odlin Road? It was always a crucial factor when planning States Trainers to know which evening that was.....

Wednesday night, and it is at the Ramada, just up the road from the Holiday Inn

D-IFF_ident 31st July 2007 17:53

Anyone been in the US since before the introduction of JPA? I just found out - after a tip-off from a mate - that my LOA has been underpaid since 1 Apr 06. Underpaid on the already reducing rate that is.

Anyone know how one gets it back?


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