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Foxy
04-03-2003, 14:51
Subject: Gulf War Emergency



Dear Sir (or Madam),



Under the Emergency Powers Act (1939) as amended by the

Defence Act; ( 1978 ), you are hereby notified that you are

required to place yourself for possible compulsory military service

in the American Conflict.



You may shortly be ordered to depart for the Middle East where

you will join either the 3rd Battalion The Queen's Own Suicidal

Conscripts or the 2nd Foot and Mouth. The regulars are too busy

driving Green Goddesses to be there themselves. Due to the recent

rundown of the Navy and the refusal of P&O to lend us any of

their liners, because of the deplorable state in which they were

returned after the Falklands adventure, it will be necessary for you

to make your own way to the combat zone.



H.M. Government have been able to negotiate a 20% discount on

one way trips with Virgin Airlines and you are strongly urged to take

advantage of this offer (Ryan Air also do a nice little £9.99 trip).



Because of cutbacks in Government expenditure in recent years it

will be necessary for you to provide yourself with the following

equipment as soon as possible:



Combat Jacket

Trousers(preferably khaki - but please no denim)

Tin helmet

Boots (or a pair of sturdy trainers)

Gas mask

Map of the combat zone (the Ordinance Survey 1:2800

Outdoor Leisure Map of Iraq will do)

Rifle

Ammunition (preferably to suit previous item)

Suntan oil



If you are in a position to afford it, we would like you to buy a

tank, (Vickers Defence of Banbury are currently offering all

new conscripts a 0% finance deal on all X registration

Chieftains, but hurry, as offer is only available whilst stocks

last).



We would like to reassure you that in the unlikely event of

anything going wrong, you will receive a free burial in the

graveyard of your choice, and your next of kin will be entitled

to the new War Widows pension of £1.75 per calendar month,

index-linked but subject to means testing, and fully repayable

should our side eventually lose.



There may be little time for formal military training before your

departureand so we advise that you hire videos

of the following films and try and pick up a few tips as you watch:



The Guns of Naveronne

Zulu

Kelly's Heroes

A Bridge too Far

The Longest Day

Apocalypse Now

The Matrix

Blazing Saddles

The Desert Song

Mary Poppins

We do not recommend that you watch Khartoum.

We strongly recommend that you do not watch Santa

Claus the Movie (only because its 'crap')



To mentally prepare yourself for your mission try reading

the works of Wilfred Owen or Rupert Brookes. This should

give you some of what may be involved (minus the mud).



Yours faithfully,



H Goon, Ministry of Defence.



A Bush-Blair Production

Sponsored by Mars, The Official snack of World War III

[COMIX]VaMpIrE
04-03-2003, 19:13
roflao your not well :)