Traduction de «mess des adjudants et sergents » (Français → Anglais) :

warrant officers' and sergeants' mess

Mr. Greg Pearson (Chief Programs Officer, Department of National Defence): I just was going to add that at one time, going back maybe 20 or 30 years, it would be a very unusual situation—maybe once a year or twice a year at the most—if in fact a rank other than the rank that was entitled to use the mess was able to come into the officers' mess, for example, or the officers were invited to the senior NCOs' mess, or the corporals were permitted to come to the warrant officers' and sergeants' mess ...[+++].

LCol. Manley: Our immediate concern is that we will have two warrant officers, one sergeant and four master corporals staying behind.

Corporal Simon Hornby, Liverpool; Warrant Officer David Markland, Lancashire; Kingsman Sean Dawson, Stalybridge; Corporal Harvey Holmes, Hyde; Corporal Terry Webster, Chester; Lance Corporal Andrew Breeze, Manchester; Marine Steven Birdsall, Warrington; Marine Paul Warren, Preston; Sergeant Steven Darbyshire, Wigan; Private Alex Isaac, Wirral; Private Douglas Halliday, Wallasey; Colour Sergeant Martyn Horton, Runcorn; Private Thomas Sephton, Warrington; Sergeant David Monkhouse, Cumbria; Sapper Darren Foster, Carlisle; Lance Corporal Jordan Bancroft, Burnley; Kingsman Darren Deady, Bolton; Guardsman Christopher Davies, S ...[+++]t Helens.

In addition to the 60 soldiers we are parading we presently have two captains, one chief warrant officer, one warrant officer, a sergeant and two master bombardiers working full time at various units across Canada with the Canadian Forces. These call-outs range from six months to, in one case, several years.