Here's one guy who swapped his 'easy life'
RAF Photographers on the front line
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RAF Photographers on the front line
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Here's one guy who swapped his 'easy life'
RAF Photographers on the front line
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See now I'm really jealous - I'd love a photography holiday like that!
I'm guessing that you have to be TG14 to volunteer for that jolly?
Sorry only TG14 Photogs ::
Rats foiled!
i'll swap - you can do an EOD tour of Basrah/ Al Amarah and I'll go take piccies? Sound fair? you get to blow things up and everything!
I think you'll find us photogs "blow things up" on a daily basis already LOL
Count me into the equation.
Air phot, man and boy for 23 years 1 month and 9 days.
Not a real Photog, then..?
True. I found the whole experience so surreal, I'd do it over again. But for more pay.
Never wanted to do 'G' work but had to in the end.
There was a time in the not too distant past when all "real photogs" were ex-air anyway and it didn't seem to do them any harm.
Matzos;I always looked at Photo G's as being cravat and staple belt wearers. Not the sort to get their hands dirty :PDT_Xtremez_28: [/QUOTE said:And they always stopped to look in the mirror !!!!!
And they always stopped to look in the mirror !!!!!
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Don't joke about it - the Photog at Colt was clearly bored when he took mine many years back - ended up with an "arty" black and white shot on my passport with me looking off into the middle distance....
Thank god it runs out next year so i can get a new one!