Lance-kaporal puccu

Lance corporal de horse (LCoH) ko toɗɗagol keeriiɗo e konu puccu galleeji konu Angalteer, ko nanndi e lance sergeant e nder gardeeji koyɗe. Nde fuɗɗii ko e hitaande 1971. So neɗɗo ƴettii hoore mum to bannge kaporal, NCO toɗɗaama otomatik lance-kaporal puccu, mbele njuɓɓudi darnde ndee ina yahra no haanirta nii gila e lance-kaporal haa e lance-kaporal puccu, caggal ɗuum haa e kaporal puccu. Kono tan, koporaluuji puccu ina mbiyaa haa jooni "Kaporal".

Lance-corporal puccu ina ɓoornoo wutteeji tati ranndomaaji tawi ina waɗi kuɗol ɓoornungal (hono no kuɗol njamndi ngol korporaal puccu timmuɗo ɓoornotoo).

Ranndo ngoo naatnaa ko ngam fawde e laylaytol sarwisaaji lance e nder Foot Guards ina addana ɓe huutoraade mess sarwisaaji .^[1]

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↑ "Annex A/2 THE HOUSEHOLD DIVISION". THE QUEEN'S REGULATIONS FOR THE ARMY. Ministry of Defence. March 1996. p. 2A-4. By long established custom all full Corporals within the Household division are, from the time of their promotion to the rank of Corporal, appointed Lance Corporal of Horse or Lance Sergeant, and are dressed accordingly. As such, they are full members of the Warrant Officers' and Non Commissioned Officers' Mess or the Sergeants' Mess, on the same basis as a full Corporal of Horse or full Sergeant.

[1] "Annex A/2 THE HOUSEHOLD DIVISION". THE QUEEN'S REGULATIONS FOR THE ARMY. Ministry of Defence. March 1996. p. 2A-4. By long established custom all full Corporals within the Household division are, from the time of their promotion to the rank of Corporal, appointed Lance Corporal of Horse or Lance Sergeant, and are dressed accordingly. As such, they are full members of the Warrant Officers' and Non Commissioned Officers' Mess or the Sergeants' Mess, on the same basis as a full Corporal of Horse or full Sergeant.

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