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Old 05-10-09, 20:11
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Default Royal Artillery Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations

Evening Gents

In case any of you are struggling with Royal Artillery terms and abbreviations, the above book (written by me) may be of some assistance, having said that, my working copy is much larger, so if you've got it already, but can't find the term or abbreviation, PM me, and I'll try and help.

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Old 07-10-09, 07:02
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Phil:

How about a link?

Any reference to red bag, charge 8?
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Old 13-10-09, 18:33
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Link to my site about the book as requested:

http://pjjobson.web.officelive.com/default.aspx

Sorry Red Bag Charge 8 isn't in it (yet), although there is a comprehensive section on what a charge is and how it can be made in increments.

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Old 15-10-09, 02:30
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I could provide an annex of Infantry terms and phrases vis-a-vis the Artillery!
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Old 20-10-09, 18:54
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Any and all contributions are always welcome.

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Old 20-10-09, 22:25
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Don't be too quick - I have unhappy memories of an RCHA Regimental shoot that landed too close to my Platoon position one time! the shock of the rounds bounced me off the ground a good 8"....'Dropshort' was the nicest thing we said that day....
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Old 21-10-09, 19:18
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Whilst the book is mainly about the terms and abbreviations used by the regiment, I have included more than a few derogatory nicknames from other branches, as you say, Dropshort is probably the nicest one out there, and it is already in the book!

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