0 Obviously the man who wears the hat... 02br 00The man in command? 02br 00The man to follow? 02br 00The man to target on? 02br 00A man who seeks for justice? a revenger? 02br 00I honestly don't know... 0-
0 Pieanne, it should be the man in command as the man who wears the hat is too obvious and does not make any sense in the text. 02br 00Thanks anyway 0-
0 I googled the expression, and found it could be the man seeking for revenge... But it may have come after the WW2 expression. 02br 00BTW, you didn't give us any text... 0-
0 Sorry, I've been out of the city so I've just seen your question abbie; yes, it was in the context of the RAF so it's probably a misprint. By the way, what is a batman? some kind of guy who gives orders.... 02br 00Thanks 0-
0 On the contrary, Dido. A batman is essentially a member of the lower ranks who acts as a servant to a higher ranking officer - presses his uniform, brings his gin and tonic, etc. 0-