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[Get Real!]

Sam you do know ΛΟΚ (Λοκατζιδες) is the present day commando forces of the National Guard right?

In continuation of this you do know that LOK conduct war games till this day in deserted villages (obviously since they can't enter inhabited ones). Its common place for them to inscribe ΛΟΚ at places where they frequent for training.

2 of my mates who are in the commandoes will be away for the weekend on exercises in 3 deserted villages (which they wouldn't appreciate me naming right now.)

Don't know if this matters but thought I'd let you know anyway.

That’s why I keep suggesting that all military exercises be moved to Paphos and specifically to the Peyia region!

[samarkeolog]

Sam you do know ΛΟΚ (Λοκατζιδες) is the present day commando forces of the National Guard right?

In continuation of this you do know that LOK conduct war games till this day in deserted villages (obviously since they can't enter inhabited ones). Its common place for them to inscribe ΛΟΚ at places where they frequent for training.

2 of my mates who are in the commandoes will be away for the weekend on exercises in 3 deserted villages (which they wouldn't appreciate me naming right now.)

Don't know if this matters but thought I'd let you know anyway.

That’s why I keep suggesting that all military exercises be moved to Paphos and specifically to the Peyia region!

As long as no accidents damage Agios Georgios-tis-Pegeias - or Amargeti vineyard!

[DT.]

Sam you do know ΛΟΚ (Λοκατζιδες) is the present day commando forces of the National Guard right?

In continuation of this you do know that LOK conduct war games till this day in deserted villages (obviously since they can't enter inhabited ones). Its common place for them to inscribe ΛΟΚ at places where they frequent for training.

2 of my mates who are in the commandoes will be away for the weekend on exercises in 3 deserted villages (which they wouldn't appreciate me naming right now.)

Don't know if this matters but thought I'd let you know anyway.

Cheers, yeah, I appreciate it.

I had seen references to Greek Cypriot commandos as LOK, but I hadn't had access to the stuff that discussed GC LOK's activities (when and where, during the conflict, etc.).

I wish they'd included the date like the National Guard did! (It is the National Guard who tag things "93B", "B 2003", "BOOM 82", etc., isn't it?)

The "67B" and "68B" graffiti were on the same interior wall as the LOK one, so the home must have been destroyed by 1967. But yeah, LOK could have tagged it last year.

It does matter. It's a pain in the arse for me, but it does matter!

I know Goshi was destroyed in 1974, but I don't know how destroyed it was, because the National Guard use it for war games. Certainly, one building was less destroyed before - you can see part of the "4" they spray-painted onto the ruin has disappeared.

Thanks.

... Now, do you want to explain all this to archaeologists for me?

Sam,

67B means the seira that those soldiers were from. Mine is 75B which means I was born in 75 and was drafted during the summer. 75A are those that get drafted during the Winter.

67B means that the inscriptions were made between 1985 and 1987 by the 67B group since thats when they would have been drafted.

BTW LOK is a part of the National Guard. There's Navy, Infantry, Air force, Special Forces (LOK), milliraty police and the Ethnofylakes.

[Get Real!]

67B means the seira that those soldiers were from. Mine is 75B which means I was born in 75 and was drafted during the summer. 75A are those that get drafted during the Winter.

67B means that the inscriptions were made between 1985 and 1987 by the 67B group since thats when they would have been drafted.

BTW LOK is a part of the National Guard. There's Navy, Infantry, Air force, Special Forces (LOK), milliraty police and the Ethnofylakes.

I was a 65B... beat that kolopsaro!

[samarkeolog]

Sam you do know ΛΟΚ (Λοκατζιδες) is the present day commando forces of the National Guard right?

In continuation of this you do know that LOK conduct war games till this day in deserted villages (obviously since they can't enter inhabited ones). Its common place for them to inscribe ΛΟΚ at places where they frequent for training.

2 of my mates who are in the commandoes will be away for the weekend on exercises in 3 deserted villages (which they wouldn't appreciate me naming right now.)

Don't know if this matters but thought I'd let you know anyway.

Cheers, yeah, I appreciate it.

I had seen references to Greek Cypriot commandos as LOK, but I hadn't had access to the stuff that discussed GC LOK's activities (when and where, during the conflict, etc.).

I wish they'd included the date like the National Guard did! (It is the National Guard who tag things "93B", "B 2003", "BOOM 82", etc., isn't it?)

The "67B" and "68B" graffiti were on the same interior wall as the LOK one, so the home must have been destroyed by 1967. But yeah, LOK could have tagged it last year.

It does matter. It's a pain in the arse for me, but it does matter!

I know Goshi was destroyed in 1974, but I don't know how destroyed it was, because the National Guard use it for war games. Certainly, one building was less destroyed before - you can see part of the "4" they spray-painted onto the ruin has disappeared.

Thanks.

... Now, do you want to explain all this to archaeologists for me?

Sam,

67B means the seira that those soldiers were from. Mine is 75B which means I was born in 75 and was drafted during the summer. 75A are those that get drafted during the Winter.

67B means that the inscriptions were made between 1985 and 1987 by the 67B group since thats when they would have been drafted.

BTW LOK is a part of the National Guard. There's Navy, Infantry, Air force and Special Forces (LOK).

The date is the year of the soldier's birth, not of the start of his national service?

Bugger.

Where's square one again?

[DT.]

67B means the seira that those soldiers were from. Mine is 75B which means I was born in 75 and was drafted during the summer. 75A are those that get drafted during the Winter.

67B means that the inscriptions were made between 1985 and 1987 by the 67B group since thats when they would have been drafted.

BTW LOK is a part of the National Guard. There's Navy, Infantry, Air force, Special Forces (LOK), milliraty police and the Ethnofylakes.

I was a 65B... beat that kolopsaro!

Funny, had you down as an Arfas

[Get Real!]

The date is the year of the soldier's birth, not of the start of his national service?

Bugger.

Where's square one again?

If you add 18 years to that you get the draft year. ie:

Mine was "65B" and "ESSO 83"

But soldiers always graffiti the first.

[Get Real!]

I was a 65B... beat that kolopsaro!

Funny, had you down as an Arfas

[Oracle]

Sam you do know ΛΟΚ (Λοκατζιδες) is the present day commando forces of the National Guard right?

In continuation of this you do know that LOK conduct war games till this day in deserted villages (obviously since they can't enter inhabited ones). Its common place for them to inscribe ΛΟΚ at places where they frequent for training.

2 of my mates who are in the commandoes will be away for the weekend on exercises in 3 deserted villages (which they wouldn't appreciate me naming right now.)

Don't know if this matters but thought I'd let you know anyway.

Cheers, yeah, I appreciate it.

I had seen references to Greek Cypriot commandos as LOK, but I hadn't had access to the stuff that discussed GC LOK's activities (when and where, during the conflict, etc.).

I wish they'd included the date like the National Guard did! (It is the National Guard who tag things "93B", "B 2003", "BOOM 82", etc., isn't it?)

The "67B" and "68B" graffiti were on the same interior wall as the LOK one, so the home must have been destroyed by 1967. But yeah, LOK could have tagged it last year.

It does matter. It's a pain in the arse for me, but it does matter!

I know Goshi was destroyed in 1974, but I don't know how destroyed it was, because the National Guard use it for war games. Certainly, one building was less destroyed before - you can see part of the "4" they spray-painted onto the ruin has disappeared.

Thanks.

... Now, do you want to explain all this to archaeologists for me?

Sam,

67B means the seira that those soldiers were from. Mine is 75B which means I was born in 75 and was drafted during the summer. 75A are those that get drafted during the Winter.

67B means that the inscriptions were made between 1985 and 1987 by the 67B group since thats when they would have been drafted.

BTW LOK is a part of the National Guard. There's Navy, Infantry, Air force and Special Forces (LOK).

The date is the year of the soldier's birth, not of the start of his national service?

Bugger.

Where's square one again?

I hope you're taking note about the importance of gathering evidence, analysing carefully and not rushing to make "butler" assumptions ...

[samarkeolog]

Sam you do know ΛΟΚ (Λοκατζιδες) is the present day commando forces of the National Guard right?

In continuation of this you do know that LOK conduct war games till this day in deserted villages (obviously since they can't enter inhabited ones). Its common place for them to inscribe ΛΟΚ at places where they frequent for training.

2 of my mates who are in the commandoes will be away for the weekend on exercises in 3 deserted villages (which they wouldn't appreciate me naming right now.)

Don't know if this matters but thought I'd let you know anyway.

Cheers, yeah, I appreciate it.

I had seen references to Greek Cypriot commandos as LOK, but I hadn't had access to the stuff that discussed GC LOK's activities (when and where, during the conflict, etc.).

I wish they'd included the date like the National Guard did! (It is the National Guard who tag things "93B", "B 2003", "BOOM 82", etc., isn't it?)

The "67B" and "68B" graffiti were on the same interior wall as the LOK one, so the home must have been destroyed by 1967. But yeah, LOK could have tagged it last year.

It does matter. It's a pain in the arse for me, but it does matter!

I know Goshi was destroyed in 1974, but I don't know how destroyed it was, because the National Guard use it for war games. Certainly, one building was less destroyed before - you can see part of the "4" they spray-painted onto the ruin has disappeared.

Thanks.

... Now, do you want to explain all this to archaeologists for me?

Sam,

67B means the seira that those soldiers were from. Mine is 75B which means I was born in 75 and was drafted during the summer. 75A are those that get drafted during the Winter.

67B means that the inscriptions were made between 1985 and 1987 by the 67B group since thats when they would have been drafted.

BTW LOK is a part of the National Guard. There's Navy, Infantry, Air force and Special Forces (LOK).

The date is the year of the soldier's birth, not of the start of his national service?

Bugger.

Where's square one again?

I hope you're taking note about the importance of gathering evidence, analysing carefully and not rushing to make "butler" assumptions ...

Yes, I do take notes from my teachers.

See? The LOK post is already corrected and the 67B, 68B post is already extended.

Now, do you have any evidence for your claims of earthquakes, and village-erasing "weather"?