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[…]should ask me that. Because at this moment, but you and the retired operator from the Capitol is upstairs, breaking them up for scrap that was in the officers behind him. So I said, Oh, can I have a look? So he retreated, he was going up to get his car, I think, parked somewhere. And so we went back[…]

[…]in the first instance by him and then er - was moved out, partly by his efforts, partly by the efforts of, of, of, were stimulated - public relations officers who saw the chance for their own area to be enhanced by film. And so you had two tendencies, really, two trends, two directions of developmen[…]

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[…] But when he in the film when no card as the as the captain of the destroyer is picked up, covered in oil and seen on on another destroyer. I was the officer that met him on deck you can see me to this day in that film in which we serve. They had to put a little bit on because they had a moustache. […]

[…] But when he in the film when no card as the as the captain of the destroyer is picked up, covered in oil and seen on on another destroyer. I was the officer that met him on deck you can see me to this day in that film in which we serve. They had to put a little bit on because they had a moustache. […]

[…]h, so anyway. And they said to me, well, and the person that did take me under my wing then was Ernie Johnson. Yeah, right, yes. Ernie was a national officer at the time, and he was to calm me down, but he's saying, “You're right.” RL: Ernie Johnson was kind of Revolutionary Socialist. GM:[…]

[…]hat Sergeant Majors nicely managed to track him down and got the original sergeant major internationalUnknown Speaker  12:39  entertainment officer West Yorkshire regiment he done a show called garrison theatre whilst doing his other duties as well, presumably. But when it was billed, beca[…]

[…]onishment, that my mother who I wouldn’t have said would say ‘Boo’ to a goose, apparently went up to Portland Place and asked to see the Appointments Officer. I mean I wouldn’t have done it I don’t think, [Laughter] and said, you know, why hadn’t her daughter been told whether she’d got this appoint[…]