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Confessions of a Physical WRAC - Rosie Dixon murder What starts as a quirkyA cheeky British military comedy from the long running Rosie Dixon series, following Rosie as she joins the Women's Royal Army Corps after swearing off men. Hoping for a quieter life in uniform, she instead finds herself caught in a parade of awkward interviews, eccentric officers, chaotic training exercises and increasingly absurd situations. Packed with the bawdy humour, double entendres and risqu escapades that made the series popular throughout