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CFN - rank in the military?
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I have found out CFN means 'Craftsman' but I still don't understand what that means in terms of rank?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I actually supply the guys in the fobs with food, mags, underwear, toiletries, but it turns out one of the boxes landed in bastion and stayed in bastion so this recipient is writing to me - easier to keep in contact from Bastion than a fob obviously I usually get crumpled up blueys months late from the fobs :D But he wants items other than food sent as he can he can get food in Bastion, (I have 100's of puzzle mags here hope he likes them :)
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Here are a few extracts from serving military in HE locations:
It is amazing to see a change in a soldier after a long patrol to come into camp who receives some mail or even better to get a package such as yours. The only advice I would give to anyone sending packages in the future is please enclose a photo or a short message for the guys as this would bring a great lift to all the boys
it fills us with pride knowing that we are valued by those other than our families.
Thank you very much for the parcel it brought a smile onto my face and also brought back memories of sweets I had long ago!!!!! They really do make a difference
British Legion sent us a travel connect 4 game which gave us a good laugh and brought back lots of memories
The food isn’t that good, the only treats we get here are the food parcels you all send...Thank you all for your support take care and all the best from me and the whole Company 2Para
We have received lots of letters from people at home saying how impressed and inspired they are by the job we do out here. It is very nice to get the support from people back home
just a quick and big thankyou for all the parcels you have been sending, these are all very welcome and bring much needed morale for the troops here at F.O.B
Here are a few extracts from serving military in HE locations:
It is amazing to see a change in a soldier after a long patrol to come into camp who receives some mail or even better to get a package such as yours. The only advice I would give to anyone sending packages in the future is please enclose a photo or a short message for the guys as this would bring a great lift to all the boys
it fills us with pride knowing that we are valued by those other than our families.
Thank you very much for the parcel it brought a smile onto my face and also brought back memories of sweets I had long ago!!!!! They really do make a difference
British Legion sent us a travel connect 4 game which gave us a good laugh and brought back lots of memories
The food isn’t that good, the only treats we get here are the food parcels you all send...Thank you all for your support take care and all the best from me and the whole Company 2Para
We have received lots of letters from people at home saying how impressed and inspired they are by the job we do out here. It is very nice to get the support from people back home
just a quick and big thankyou for all the parcels you have been sending, these are all very welcome and bring much needed morale for the troops here at F.O.B
Al, though it's part of a trade structure, it IS actually a rank, just as Trooper, Gunner, etc, are. The MOD confirms this, here...
http://www.army.mod.uk/structure/23155.aspx
http://www.army.mod.uk/structure/23155.aspx
Yes, JTH, your first answer was correct. But Al, I can't figure out why you'd say CFN was ''part of the TRADE structure ... not rank structure''. To me, that reads as a denial that CFN is a rank, to which I responded. If I've completely mis-interpreted what you were trying to say, then I'm sorry about that. By the way, despite having personal knowledge of a subject, I'll often post a link to the WWW by way of backing up my answer. I've learned that it stops people saying ''But we only have your word for it''.
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