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Bless 'ern all
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It was thank you night at the headquarters of RSME at Chattenden Barracks, Kent, last week. There was the Kent LDoY Committee saying thank you to Lt Col Kitching, their president, for his unit's help with the event.
Col Kitching was saying thanks to CM for sponsorship of the event. CM was thanking WO1 MacLean, the Kent secretary, for the hospitality to the guests and Charles Earl, the chairman, was thanking Inspector Roomes, his police inspector vice-chairman, who was attending his last function.
Kent is one of the oldest LDoY events in the country and one of the liveliest. Alex Beake will tell you it's one of the best and with the power of the Arm behind it, who will argue? If, Ilk me, you don't know what RSM stands for, it's the Royal Schoc of Military Engineering. Eac man who passes through finishes his career with tw trades; not that he is able t follow two trades outside th service; there is still such a thin as demarcation you know!