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Burgee Awarded for 2010
Congratulations to the staff and cadets at the unit who after a great performance at this years unit review managed to obtain it's second consecutive burgee.
The Unit Review's Summary stated;
"A very satisfactory set of Inspection reports provide a solid and safe basis for this Unit and a very positive environment for the cadets to thrive"
"In summary, Chatham Royal Marine Cadet Unit are moving forward all of the time and are making the very best of the opportunities afforded them. They have a group of very smart, polite cadets who are supervised by experienced, dedicated and committed adult volunteers".
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Parade Nights
Tuesday & Thursday
19-30 to 21-30hrs
Unit Headquarters Map
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Calendar of Events
Provides details of all upcoming events
2010 Calendar
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Royal Marines Band Concert at the Central Theatre Chatham 2011
On Saturday 12th March 2011 the Band of the Royal Marines Portsmouth "the Royal Band" will attend the annual concert at the Central Theatre Chatham.
Tickets available from Bill Stephney on 01622 719901
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Forms
T1 Parents Consent
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P10 New Recruit
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Parade Night Contact Details
Telephone 01634 580595 (parade hours only)
Email: chathammarinecadets@googlemail.com
All other times
Trevor Harrison JP, Unit Chairman, Tel: 01634 362196
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Bill Stephney, Unit Vice President, Tel: 01622 719901
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The Phonetic Alphabet
The NATO phonetic alphabet is the most widely used spelling alphabet, critical combinations of letters (and numbers) can be pronounced and understood by those who transmit and receive voice messages by radio or telephone regardless of their native language. The paramount reason is to ensure intelligibility of voice signals over radio links.
A Alpha, B Bravo, C Charlie, D Delta, E Echo, F Foxtrot
G Golf, H Hotel, I India, J Juliet, K Kilo, L Lima,
M Mike, N November, O Oscar, P Papa, Q Quebec, R Romeo, S Sierra, T Tango,
U Uniform, V Victor, W Whiskey, X X-Ray, Y Yankee, Z Zulu
1 One, 2 Two, 3 Three, 4 Four, 5 Five, 6 Six, 7 Seven,
8 Eight, 9 Nine, 0 Zero
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Marines Slang - 2
What do the following mean?
Gash, Green Lid, Hanging Out, Heads and Jenny.....
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They refer to;
Rubbish, Green Beret, Mental or Physical Tiredness/Exhausted, Toilets and a Female Sailor!
Keep checking the ‘site for more gems!
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Marines Slang - 1
What do the following mean?
Aimer, Barracks, Chicken on a Raft, Duff and Fang Farrier……
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They refer to;
A Military Driver, A Military Camp and the Royal Marine Mess Deck on board ship, Egg on Toast, any Pudding and a Dentist!
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