Intro to myself
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Hei and welcome to ACG. Just state side and desired aircraft and we get you in the squadron that fits you best and has the biggest need.
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Dickie
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Welcome and I'm glad you've settled in.
Where you end up is not a matter for Squadron Leaders, nor even Wing Commanders or Group Captains. The AOC shall decide.
Jolly good carry on
Where you end up is not a matter for Squadron Leaders, nor even Wing Commanders or Group Captains. The AOC shall decide.
Jolly good carry on
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Broadsword
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Welcome aboard Fishin, always nice to see new arrivals. I'm sure that any of our fantastic RAF squadrons can make good use of you, and from Onebad's glowing review of your progress so far it looks like you may even be good enough to join a Hurricane squadron 
With that in mind, Teepee is right to say that 111 squadron could use the extra help at the moment, and Matt is accurate when he says that 32 are not a bad squadron. Other squadrons are of course available, so the best of luck with your assignment
With that in mind, Teepee is right to say that 111 squadron could use the extra help at the moment, and Matt is accurate when he says that 32 are not a bad squadron. Other squadrons are of course available, so the best of luck with your assignment
I must go up to the skies again, to the peace of silent flight, To the gull’s way, and the hawk’s way, and the free wings’ delight;
And all I ask is a friendly joke with a laughing fellow rover, And a large beer, and a deep sleep, when the long flight’s over.
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Dickie
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No.32 are the most short handed.......just.
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Ginger
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That's it then Fish, I'll get you signed on the books after you've flown with 32 Sqn on Sunday. 
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Grumpy
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...and you wouldn't want to end up catching anything!Bunny wrote: One word of advice, if it's 111 you join, beware of chatting up any Frenchie gals, chances are Teepee's already beaten you to those particular targets...
Welcome aboard, Fish
No 32 Squadron are a good crowd, particularly now that they've had their meds adjustedAdjutant, No. 111 (Fighter) Squadron. Adstantes
Nor law nor duty bade me fight,
Nor public men, nor cheering crowds.
A lonely impulse of delight
Led to this tumult in the clouds
Nor law nor duty bade me fight,
Nor public men, nor cheering crowds.
A lonely impulse of delight
Led to this tumult in the clouds
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I'd heard rumours the Naafi bar had had to put in extra orders of Badgers - that explains it!Grumpy wrote:No 32 Squadron are a good crowd, particularly now that they've had their meds adjusted
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