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If addressing an individual who is both medical doctor and Squadron Leader in the RAF, how is it done and, if written how is that correctly abbrieviated?
I believe it is Sqn Ldr Dr XYZ, but should there be hyphens or stops in the sequence?
I believe it is Sqn Ldr Dr XYZ, but should there be hyphens or stops in the sequence?
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Hi, If addressing an individual who is both medical doctor and Squadron Leader in the RAF, how is it done and, if written how is that correctly abbrieviated? I believe it is Sqn Ldr Dr XYZ, but should there be hyphens or stops in the sequence? Sqn Ldr Dr XYZ seems fine to me.
- Hi, If addressing an individual who is both medical doctor and Squadron Leader in the RAF, how is it done and, if written how is that correctly abbrieviated?
- I believe it is Sqn Ldr Dr XYZ, but should there be hyphens or stops in the sequence?
- Sqn Ldr Dr XYZ seems fine to me.
- It does, however, seem a little elaborate.
- If he is a serving officer, I would guess that in most matters of Air Force business he would just use 'Squadron Leader'.
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Hi,
If addressing an individual who is both medical doctor and Squadron Leader in the RAF, how is it done and, if written how is that correctly abbrieviated?
I believe it is Sqn Ldr Dr XYZ, but should there be hyphens or stops in the sequence?
Sqn Ldr Dr XYZ seems fine to me.
It does, however, seem a little elaborate. If he is a serving officer, I woul
If addressing an individual who is both medical doctor and Squadron Leader in the RAF, how is it done and, if written how is that correctly abbrieviated?
I believe it is Sqn Ldr Dr XYZ, but should there be hyphens or stops in the sequence?
Sqn Ldr Dr XYZ seems fine to me.
It does, however, seem a little elaborate. If he is a serving officer, I woul
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