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24th April 10, 05:32 PM
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Ah, a military double entendre?
 Originally Posted by Jordan
Sorry to be misleading I was only trying to supply additional information for any civvies who would be invited to a military dining in night for any reason.
Jordan
I thought, possibly erroneously, that "dining out" implied guests attending the mess, whilst "dining in" implied only members of the mess would be present.
Either way it doesn't matter-- you are absolutely right: if one is a guest one should always strive to be dressed properly. In this instance (a military mess night), the waistcoat should be considered an absolute requirement.
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