BritinBritain
Per Ardua Ad Astra
Not easy, we are subtle.
The season of goodwill is over.
Not easy, we are subtle.
Capt Frogman
Brit Pack (Troop Commander)
Nope, you guys are entitled to yourself- I would just rather be watching from the sidelines- call me a refined voyuer, if you like...
Pervert!
Capt Frogman
Brit Pack (Troop Commander)
Capt Frogman
Brit Pack (Troop Commander)
pixiedustboo
Redfidelboo
...randomly coming on IMF to read the boys flirting with each other...check.
I don't even have to check out the joke forum for a smile!
I don't even have to check out the joke forum for a smile!
Capt Frogman
Brit Pack (Troop Commander)
...randomly coming on IMF to read the boys flirting with each other...check.
I don't even have to check out the joke forum for a smile!
If you're here more often, I'd flirt with you.
How's that for an offer?
If you're here more often, I'd flirt with you.
How's that for an offer?
He is a smooooothieeeee.... a real smoooothieeee.... a true blue Scotsman! :horsie:
Way to go, CF! ;-)
The Highway Man
Brit Pack 2I/C
If you're here more often, I'd flirt with you.
How's that for an offer?
We'll flirt with anyone, we're such tarts.
Capt Frogman
Brit Pack (Troop Commander)
We'll flirt with anyone, we're such tarts.
We sure are bro! :rock:
BritinBritain
Per Ardua Ad Astra
I'm a lesbian trapped in a mans body.
Capt Frogman
Brit Pack (Troop Commander)
BritinBritain
Per Ardua Ad Astra
Not a coincidence you were in the RAF, then?
I joined the RAF to piss off my dad, he was a Pongo
I've just had a thought,
the US Marines have their own jet and helicopter pilots, yet the Royal Marines don't, they have to rely on RAF and FAA pilots. Is it because the Royal Marines cannot pilot anything bigger then a rubber inflatable? Gosh even the British Army has its own pilots.
Even though they look like right plonkers in their light blue berets.
Capt Frogman
Brit Pack (Troop Commander)
I joined the RAF to piss off my dad, he was a Pongo
I've just had a thought,
Actually, RM do have their own pilots. There just aren't too many of them.
I only know of 3. It's a very long winded process.Our pilots are from 847 Naval Air Squadron/3 Commando Brigade Air Squadron.
Technically, FAA and RM are the part of the same "unit".
If it wasn't for the RM, the RAF would spend even more time sat about twiddling their d**ks.
You should be thanking us for keeping you guys in a job. :angel:Remember, all Royal Marines can fly. They just flap their arms, and such is their superhuman strength, they just take off.
BritinBritain
Per Ardua Ad Astra
Actually, RM do have their own pilots. There just aren't too many of them.
3, is that all???? Thank God there is the RAF to take up the slack.
3 pilots do not a squadron make, maybe stretch it to a flight.
Technically, FAA and RM are the part of the same "unit".
Last time I saw a FAA chopper it said "Royal Navy" down the side I've never seen an aircraft with Royal Marines painted on it.:avi:
If it wasn't for the RM, the RAF would spend even more time sat about twiddling their d**ks.
Keep us in a job? What fixing aircraft you blokes broke or searching for an aircraft you blokes pranged?
Remember, all Royal Marines can fly. They just flap their arms, and such is their superhuman strength, they just take off.
Now that I'd love to see.
Even the RAF had to serve on RN carriers (when the RN had carriers) to show the FAA pilots how to fly an aeroplane properly.
Capt Frogman
Brit Pack (Troop Commander)
I'm talking from several years ago. I only personally knew of 3, but there again, I didn't know every RM.
3 pilots do not a squadron make, maybe stretch it to a flight.
847 comprises of RM and RN air crew.
You've clearly never seen the RM's Lynx MK7 then?
See "Royal Marines" painted on it?
The FAA is part of the Royal Navy. The Royal Navy is part of the Naval Service, which also comprises the Royal Marines. All the same unit.
Keep us in a job? What fixing aircraft you blokes broke or searching for an aircraft you blokes pranged?
I can't recall any RM induced damage. Plenty of RAF induced damage though...
Now that I'd love to see.
Even the RAF had to serve on RN carriers (when the RN had carriers) to show the FAA pilots how to fly an aeroplane properly.
The RN was actually doing you a favour by allowing the RAF to serve on the carriers. Should have told you to feck off and get your own carrier.
BritinBritain
Per Ardua Ad Astra
I'm talking from several years ago. I only personally knew of 3, but there again, I didn't know every RM.
So it could be 4 now?
847 comprises of RM and RN air crew.
Tsk tsk, they should take away aeroplanes from the RN and RM, the only ones able to fly anything properly is the RAF.
You've clearly never seen the RM's Lynx MK7 then?
See "Royal Marines" painted on it?
I bet some RM got a pot of paint, painted over Navy and painted in marines, dodgy buggers those RM's.:smile:
Besides which its about time RM's did a bit of work for a change, the RAF and Army pilots are over worked, well the RAF ones are, the army pilots are only playing at flying.
The FAA is part of the Royal Navy. The Royal Navy is part of the Naval Service, which also comprises the Royal Marines. All the same unit.
Anyone who actually likes living on something that can actually sink from under you can't be all the ticket.
I can't recall any RM induced damage. Plenty of RAF induced damage though...
Well the RAF have got to show the Navy how to do things properly, even crashing. Anyone can crash an aeroplane, it takes skill to prang one.
The RN was actually doing you a favour by allowing the RAF to serve on the carriers. Should have told you to feck off and get your own carrier.
Gobsmacked!!! Good lor, the RAF can't afford a carrier they spend all their money on pink gins and sometimes buys an aeroplane. Tally Ho chaps.
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The Highway Man
Brit Pack 2I/C
Walk Army, sail Navy, fly sideways - Crab Air.