Acronyms
Updated: Apr 15, 2019
Many thanks Lisa Grant for the below helpful aid!
KHBP - Keep head below parapet
NSIFUA - Nod sagely in the face of unknown acronyms
NAFW - Never admit to free weekend
LBHBC - Look busy and hope all becomes clear
CNIM - curry night in the mess
RSBA - Race to secure the best accommodation
CAP5M - Change all the plans in 5 minutes
WSBK - Who’s seen the billet keys.
And the secondary acronyms
YGKMR?! -You gave keys to Major Reynolds?!
Y4k? - Why are there 4 kettles?
KHT - Kettle handling test
SVWS - The stores van won’t start
WFSVKS? - Who forgot the stores van kill switch?
NSMR - Never shop with Major Reynolds
DWRNG? - Do we really need a gazebo?
SP - A small party (users advised to expect the more commonplace ME, Massive event)
PHO - Persuaded to help out
And the gold standard sub sector acronym
FPHO - Female persuaded to help out
And finally the critical acronym
200CC - 200 cadets and counting
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