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Old 9th November 2000 | 08:17
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offshoreigor
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Cool Beartrap Bouncers

Hey Guys/Gals:

I'm looking for any former beartrap bouncers from 423/443 1980's vintage. I left the old 'No life like it' in 88 and have been with my present company since then. I'd like to see how everyone is doing out there.

Feel free to jump in. All DDL qualified welcome and anyone else who cares to comment.

Cheers

OffshoreIgor

PS With the explosion of exploration on the oil industry, there are many positions open in the offshore market.

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Old 16th November 2000 | 14:54
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Is there anybody out there?


 
Old 16th November 2000 | 19:55
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'igor - firstly apologies for not being a Beartrap Bouncer - although I have snagged a few beavers in my time !!
...so just exactly where are these openings? Some of us have been looking harder that a very hard thing for that first, extremely elusive first opening.
Would appreciate any info...
 
Old 16th November 2000 | 22:47
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Thomas coupling
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Cor blimey you've snagged one!!!
Couldn't believe my eyes when I read this!
I was the standards officer for 423 in 1986-88. The UK exchange pilot with the Canadian Air Force. Did 406 first and some waterbird instructing then front line with 423. Loved the job but it aged me 10 years trying to fire up my engines with 200 gallons of sea water slamming down the intakes at 15 degrees roll!!! never mind trying to recover at night in force 6 with my donger having to land within a 3' x 3' box!!! Aaaargh it still frightens me today. What you doing and give me your e-mail so I can learn more???

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Old 17th November 2000 | 15:36
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Hey TC:

You can get me at [email protected]

Cheers, OffshoreIgor

PS The nickname was 'CESS'

PPS Al Blair is now CO.


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Old 19th November 2000 | 04:05
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Thomas coupling
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Offshore...your e-mail address is fake..."no account of this name..."

[email protected]

Try again so I can contact u?

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Old 19th November 2000 | 06:10
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offshoreigor
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TC

Sorry about that, it seems to be screwed up at yahoo.

Try [email protected]

Cheers, Offshore
 
Old 19th November 2000 | 06:47
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Offshoreigor,

So where are all these job openings that you have mentioned in your posts? I have not seen any recent advertisements in the usual places and even though I have plenty of medium command time, IF, offshore etc, written inquiries do not seem to work either.
Any ideas?
 
Old 19th November 2000 | 07:50
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Balance:

See the above e-mail and contact me.

Cheers, OffshoreIgor

PS. Feel free to pass my e-mail address to any ex. RN/RAF/RA exchange types.

Cheers




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