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comrade
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This is due to civil life being less rigid and well defined, and there being little impetus to develop life-or-death comradeships.
The Captain Walker's Old Boys Association was formed in 1964 to``honour the name of Captain Walker, to sustain and maintain those comradeships formed so many years ago and to keep alive the spirit of Johnnie Walker's pirates''.
Normally, such opportunities are limited, and giving civilian employees the chance to participate with military personnel on a recreational level encourages the development of comradeships and friendships.
 
 
 
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