the armed forces
Jan 18th 2009, 7:16 pm
#61
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Re: the armed forces
ahhh just like yesterday
Jan 19th 2009, 3:31 pm
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Re: the armed forces
the fact that there are a group of likeminded individuals bonded into a team will carry you through even the toughest of moments..all after the common goal..
The one thing i do miss with the AF is the teamwork and camaraderie. This will never be equaled anywhere.FACT
Jan 19th 2009, 3:38 pm
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Re: the armed forces
i know what you mean mate, but it really is not that bad. trust me.
the fact that there are a group of likeminded individuals bonded into a team will carry you through even the toughest of moments..all after the common goal..
The one thing i do miss with the AF is the teamwork and camaraderie. This will never be equaled anywhere.FACT
the fact that there are a group of likeminded individuals bonded into a team will carry you through even the toughest of moments..all after the common goal..
The one thing i do miss with the AF is the teamwork and camaraderie. This will never be equaled anywhere.FACT
True that your comrades are your best friend, confidant and family in the field. The most difficult part I think for the uniniated is the part where you need to try out.
Jan 19th 2009, 3:40 pm
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Re: the armed forces
Although I'm still partial with the Royal Marines amongst any other unit, I'm just curious as to what part of the AF did you serve?
True that your comrades are your best friend, confidant and family in the field. The most difficult part I think for the uniniated is the part where you need to try out.
True that your comrades are your best friend, confidant and family in the field. The most difficult part I think for the uniniated is the part where you need to try out.
Royal Navy..hence the name commander.
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