Paul Brading of Montreal sends this:
During the basic training at Aldershot, two soldiers were crawling through a hole in the fence to get back into camp after curfew. They were confronted by two other privates on the permanent staff.
One squady whispered: “We’ve been out after hours.”
“That’s OK, we’re just going out after ours.”
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