Warrant Officer Willis

Don't know why the Brits know genuine 'class' behavior better than other mortals do. It is not the 'costume'. or even the particular personal demeanor, but, instead, an inbred knowledge as to what constitutes appropriate bearing. You Brits cannot perceive why I say this here because of the collective acculturation, but, to those not enhanced with this attribute, it comes across as complete and solid, and even noble. - David Lyga

thanks David -- these 'Chelsea Pensioners' have to be Widowers or Single and no -one to look after them.. If they have an Army Pension they give it up for their upkeep in the Hospital -- room, food, activities, medical care etc . Warrant Officer Willis served 25 years in the British Army. The 'Scarlet Coat' is a 'Dress Uniform' for special occasions or if they leave the Premises to go on trips. They have a 'Blues Uniform' for normal use in and around the Hospital.