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Answer: When I was a part of Joint Helicopter Force (Afghanistan) a Royal Navy.​.​.​ Fifik's Digest Top Stories For You Have any military personnel ever interacted with a high ranking officer (maybe flag rank) and not realize how high-ranking they were? Did anything memorable happen during or after the incident? Edward Brown, former Officer at British Army Updated Apr 2 When I was a part of Joint Helicopter Force (Afghanistan) a Royal Navy Sea King was having some minor technical issues on the apron at Khandahar. Having radioed for technic... Read More » What are some interesting video game companies' strategies to drive their games to success? Rebecca Refan, Almost 20 years of gaming experience Written Sep 30 When Rockstar first released Grand theft Auto, they actually paid reviewers to negatively review the game in order to keep it controversial, and therefore popular. They tar... Read More » Why did Brazil decline so much at football? Igor Oliveira, lives in Brazil Written Oct 8 When people claim Brazil declined, they usually mean Brazil having failed to win any of the last four World Cups. It really comes down to it, because there is nothing else ... Read More » If soldiers are constantly carrying heavy weights why don't they use roller bags? Sean Sanders Written Aug 15 If soldiers are constantly carrying heavy weights why don't they use roller bags? They do…if they're just traveling through an airport. But sometimes you're carrying weight t... Read More » In the USA, are Italian Argentinians, Japanese Brazilians, and French Canadians also classified as Latinos? David Martinez, Mexican-American. Latino. Informed. Written May 26, 2019 The US categories are self-reporting. If you say you are, you are. French Canadians don't typically identify as a Latino (that would be using the old Napoleonic definition). ... Read More » So I found out that my surname is Irish in origin, not Scottish. So I did some research, and apparently my name in Irish is Mac Giolla Chainnigh? I tried finding out more about them, but I found little. So does anyone know anything about them? Eamon O'Kelly, Grew up in Ireland Written Jul 27 Yes, the surname is usually spelled "McElhinney" in Ireland, and it originates in County Derry, Northern Ireland. The meic Giolla Chainnaigh or McElhinneys were a sept (bra... Read More » While you're in boot camp, what would you do if a hornet lands on you or you have to sneeze? Would the drill sergeant understand if you broke formation and moved? Rob Kay Written Oct 11 From 'Sand fleas have to eat too'... what Parris Island taught me about wellness: Letting a sand flea land and nibble on your cheek is a unique experience… imagine the annoy... Read More » What does a knighthood entitle you to? Colin Riegels, History geek Written Oct 8 In the immortal words of a friend of mine: "Well, it makes it easier when you want to book a table at a popular restaurant. And my wife gets to call and book herself in at t... Read More » Why was Ireland so poor during the 19th and early 20th century even if there were high emigration but still low GDP per capita? William Murphy, former Customs and Shipping Agent Written Jun 8 It is interesting to note that Northern Ireland is one of the poorest regions within the EU while London is the Richest. Of course it could be argued that Northern Ireland ... Read More » What are some things I should prepare for before joining the French Foreign Legion? Kriztofer Plitzkin, French Foreign Legion Updated May 16, 2019 At the French Foreign Legion's selection center, nothing garanties that you will be selected to integrate the ranks of the legionnaires. Even if you pass all the basic tests... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/