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Sergeant Johnson Beharry joined the British Army at the age of 21.
While serving with the 1st Battalion in Iraq, Princess of Wales’s Royal Regiment, Johnson's armoured Warrior vehicle fell into a trap and his colleagues were significantly injured. He drove under the enemy fire and saved their...
Yes, that's what I meant
RSM = Royal and Select Masters
(goes off to find acronyms thread)
Sorry, I've used acronyms for years due to running the bookings for lodge rooms. The only one which usually confuses me is "RAM" - here that mans Royal Ark Mariners in our directories,, but in most other...
I actually didn't know so I was intending to ask around. I only have had the time to ask one member, under Scotland and he is 30th Degree under that Jurisdiction. His info would be reliable.
There was an agreement that AASR under Scotland would not grant more Warrants, so they hang on to them...
Interesting.
Being close to all knowing, I think you would probably be aware we have two AASR Jurisdictions in Australia. One under Scotland with the Trinitarian requirement, and an Australian Constitution which does not have a Trinitarian requirement..
I almost didn't read that, but Texas is a large GL and there is always a twist to the usual.... so I kept going.. but then I read his conclusion. Nice work !
@phljo3
Good advice above.
I have been a Freemason for 20 years, joining was one of the best decisions you have made.
I would not join the group your father did, sounds like something irregular goes on in that group.
Same @Winter ... I only made it half way thought but will try to come back to it..
I think there is a difference between attempted suicide and suicide.
Certainly interviewing a person who attempts suicide vrs actually commits suicide can be relied upon to collect very different and size of...
Oooh...i thought of one here where the organ is in centre north - Main Lodge room No 1 at Prahran in Melbourne.... and the door there is in the Sth West which is the usual location for our organ....
Well there you go. Our organs are in the West and almost always South West. indeed, I cannot think of a lodge room where it's been anywhere else. except the South West except where the door is there like at Sovereign Hill Historical Park. it's the only example I can think of where it is in the...