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Were You …. In The Navy?

Friday, 26th January, 2007 at 8:00 am, Isle of Wight

Did you old your head up high?

Did you sail the seven seas?

Did you protect the motherland?

If so, you’ll be interested in a new association for ex-Royal Navy Electricians which was launched at the begining of last year.

The response and success has been fantastic and many who served together, back as far as the 1950s have been re-united.

If you served in the Royal Navy in the Electrical Department and would like to meet up with your old mess mates, send your name and address, service number (if possible) to: Mike Crowe, Royal Naval Electrical Branch Association, 7 Heath Road, Lake, Sandown, Isle of Wight, PO36 8PG.

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Btw, thanks to Simon for the trivial but surprising fact that the above video was paid for by the US Navy. However, it was withdrawn from their recruitment programme following concerns about paying a pop group (yeah right!).

Here’s a couple of variations on the above video:

The Simpsons
Some Boys

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One Response to “Were You …. In The Navy?”

  1. » Swim To Bestival? It’s For Chariddy! Says:
    March 2nd, 2007 at 8:04 am

    [...] The boys in blue(that’s the Navy) close by in case you get a bit knackered and Miguel Mantovani from The Cuban Brothers screaming encouragement into a megaphone (gawd help us!) from his rubber dinghy, you can’t fail to have an experience of a life time. [...]

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