In joining my 2 and 3 band, band of brothers
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Welcome to the Asylum Robert from me and all the other inmates............once you get in you will never escape......... :lol: :lol:
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You did it the hard way then fella 
Welcome aboard and enjoy your stay, this ones a little looser than the others
Welcome aboard and enjoy your stay, this ones a little looser than the others
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Welcome Robert, hope you enjoy the forum.
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SirPrize:
Naval Mustang Officer has served as an enlisted prior to being commissioned as an officer. I spent 16 years enlisted and 14 years as an officer in surface ordnance; a Gunner. The edge on the junior officers, in the wardroom ,is that a Mustang already knows what goes on inside an enlisted mans head. Apologize for being tardy on the response, but we were loading missiles on submarines last few days. One more: I see there is also a section to post pictures at TSR. Since I recently toured Boston, and the anniversary of 19 August 1812 is upon us (toungue in cheek...), they have the USS Constitution looking spit shined. I'll post there or risk getting a broadside for not being on topic. Hope this helps. Thanks for the warm welcome. R/Robert
Naval Mustang Officer has served as an enlisted prior to being commissioned as an officer. I spent 16 years enlisted and 14 years as an officer in surface ordnance; a Gunner. The edge on the junior officers, in the wardroom ,is that a Mustang already knows what goes on inside an enlisted mans head. Apologize for being tardy on the response, but we were loading missiles on submarines last few days. One more: I see there is also a section to post pictures at TSR. Since I recently toured Boston, and the anniversary of 19 August 1812 is upon us (toungue in cheek...), they have the USS Constitution looking spit shined. I'll post there or risk getting a broadside for not being on topic. Hope this helps. Thanks for the warm welcome. R/Robert
Yes - funny how it does not seem to loom large in our history books - can't possibly imagine why...JohnnyO said:1812 you say ................ 1812 ............. Nope, sorry, not with you, guess I'll just go & listen to an Overture or two whilst I mull it over.
JohnnyO.
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Noted ...Enjoy your day gentlemen.
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SirPrize said:
Was that an intentional pun? 1812 is when the first Luddites destroyed the looms in a mechanised mill...
