my sad face was around the RAFAC Officer…
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Not unfairly. I wonder if she is ex-regular OR and didn’t know officers didn’t do white belts?
You’d have thought that her TEST SNCO would have done a drill and uniform check prior to the event though. To me this is a failure on their part rather than the officer who may not wear No1s otherwise.
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Maybe we can avoid criticising someone in public who:
A) Isn’t here to defend themselves
B) Was probably doing the best they could, given the circumstances.
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C) Was surrounded by enough people who could have steered her straight, but did not.
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Sorry, maybe I wasn’t clear enough. Move on to the topic and stop harassing someone or I’ll lock the thread.
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I posted that picture to show there was a cadet presence. I’m sorry the direction it’s turned. In hindsight, I should have left alone. I am sorry for that.
Maybe that should be the case now. The thread has run its course.
Saddens me to say, her majesty is now gone.
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This is slightly off topic, but only just, & still relevant & related.
When King George VI passed away, what was the ATC response then?
Appreciate we were exactly 9 years old then but just wondering if there are any photos or film of the Corps back then & how the organisation marked things…
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Indeed.
God bless HM The Queen.
Long live the King.
Lock the thread.
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Not sure where to look, but the British Pathe library might be a good start.
That’s the King’s Funeral Procession. If anyone’s got a few spare minutes you can watch and see if you spot any ATC involvement?
The library itself is a goldmine of all kinds of records, and has some great films featuring cadets from the war years.
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Locking the thread now, seems to have run its course.
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