naafi造句

• NAAFI has been humorously said to mean " Never'Ave Any Fags In ", referring to frequent shortages of cigarettes.
• To help maintain security, a NAAFI canteen was set up exclusively for the camouflage workers to help keep everyone in camp.
• The Woolworths and Curl Brothers buildings were completely destroyed, however Buntings was patched up and used as a NAAFI Service club.
• Both sites also have a NAAFI shop, relaxation facilities, licensed bars, internet access, large screen TVs and pool tables.
• In the 10th century, the Muslim scholar Ibn Muj
  
  hid canonized the seven readings of the Quran including Warsh'an Naafi '.
• Additionally, a Navy, Army and Air Force Institutes ( NAAFI ) canteen was built on the RAF Blenheim Crescent site on 6 May.
• The NAAFI operate a contract that is in partnership with the British Army and the soldiers and civilians work together to provide many of the functions.
• After the Japanese surrender, Tanglin Club came under the management of the Navy, Army and Air Force Institutes ( NAAFI ) until March 1946.
• An urban myth surrounds the car in that it was claimed it would have to be re-badged for the based in Germany through the NAAFI.
• The Raffles Place store was used as the headquarters of NAAFI and Ensa, the Services'entertainment organisation when the British returned to Singapore in 1945.
• Select Catalogues is owned 55 percent by Lanica, 30 percent by NAAFI, and 15 percent by Ian Ryden, previously sales and marketing director of Hobson.
• As a not for profit organisation, with no shareholders to reward, NAAFI was asked to run the catering and recreational establishments needed by the armed forces.
• This is a well mapped partnership owing to a gain share mechanism that sends money from NAAFI profits back into the welfare return for soldiers and their families.
• Enemy action during 1941 severely damaged 71 houses in the village, as well as the Horse & Jockey pub and the NAAFI building on the RAF station.
• Apart from the war years, when he served with the Royal Artillery and later in the NAAFI, Jones held this position until he retired in 1965.
• Six years later NAAFI would have a presence in Bermuda, Ceylon, Germany, Gibraltar, Iraq, China, Jamaica, Malta, and the Middle East.
• A " NAAFI sandwich " consists of two pieces of bread spread with margarine placed together; that is, it is a " sandwich " with no filling.
• The wooded area to the rear of numbers 48 64 Hall Moss Lane also housed an officers'mess, NAAFI, post office, chapel and bath house.
• A Junkers Ju 88 attacked the station on 6 October 1940, dropping a bomb beside the Navy, Army and Air Force Institutes ( NAAFI ) grocery shop.
• Eleven people were killed, among them the NAAFI manageress, Mrs Constance Raven, after whom the All-Ranks Club on the RAF station is still named.