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You can't use those two words together. It's heretical.
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Here's another one: Warrant Officers are to be addressed as "Sir" or "Mister," but if you are friendly with them, you can usually get away with calling them "Chief"
(whether they are a WO1 or CWO). And you do salute them.
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Which is different to Australia where warrant officers are called Sir, but don't you dare salute them!
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Leaving Sunday, wish me luck, is the wall built yet?
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Well, I'm back, is there any interest in hearing about the exercise scenario? or how things played out?
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Spill it.
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