Daily drama
(n.) The emergency discussed each morning at the squadron meteorological briefing. Snag of the day
Definition linkEconomy of effort
(adj.) Term taken from air power doctrine and used as an excuse for getting a pass mark just above the required percentage in an exam. cf. Aircrew A, A kill is a kill
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How do you think that went?
(phr.) A question designed to demoralise by prompting the person being asked to admit how badly they handled the situation that has just occurred. cf. Be better
Definition linkMaggots
(n.) Trainee pilots. cf. Peanut gallery
Definition linkSchool
(n.) Staff college, as generally referred to by new squadron leaders.
Definition linkSchoolboy (error)
(n.) You have made a very elementary mistake in my opinion. Basics
Definition linkScience occurs
(v.) Term used by the uneducated to describe the action of anything they do not understand. Wiggly amps, Ones and noughts, Bernouillis, Lift fairies, Sky hooks, White mans magic
Definition linkSky hooks
(n.) Term used by the uneducated to describe the origin of lift. Bernouillis, Lift fairies
Definition linkSleaford tech
(n.) The Royal Air Force College Cranwell
Definition linkSnag of the Day (or Du Jour)
(n.) The daily emergency discussed at the morning meteorological briefing. Daily drama
Definition linkStude
(n.) A person under instruction. Bloggs
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