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When I was a young AAC officer in Sydney, I heard of a Major(AAC) Mitchell who I think was in Dubbo and apparently he did do a cracking cockatoo call!
Even now there is a Lt Col(AAC) Major - great bloke too! I genuinely mean no disrespect. I recall one of the other officers making comment at a dinner when he was either Captain Major or Major Major - he wasn't impressed, if he had a dollar for every time...
Sargent Sherrif was a very nice policeman in Western Vic. (RIP)
I worked with Dr Ho and know that for calling attention as well as another meaning (RIP)
A sailor Dick was not the captain yet at times ....
Call out my name in a crowd and too many people respond[bigrolf] Not saying that's unfortunate just funny
My GP is Doctor Nurse. But nothing is unfortunate about her[bigwhistle]
Shades of Catch 22, but I worked with a Ron Major, who had been a sergeant in the Green.
My wife’s family name was Kuntz. When they emigrated from Switzerland, they changed it to Kent.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tank
There was a member of this forum who was in the Army. Initially, he was Lieutenant James Cook but the last time I spoke with him, he’d been promoted to Captain.
Could be worse [biggrin]
https://youtube.com/shorts/HkEXUQ0hW...fXMtfmV2Sslarf
Yeah. It would be easier to be Yossarian.
Knew a young bloke called Richard Head.