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| Quote: Fc Til I Die 316 "He loved it mate. I will say this tho. he was in the original Iraq war and has never been the same since....so its up to you young man. If i could i would join the navy'"
I have been told about this. The navy has been mentioned to me by a man i know and i guess it could be an option
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| Depends what you want out of life.
Out of all 3 forces I would always advise people to consider the RAF first.
The Navy is ok other than the fact that you have to go to sea and spend most of your life holed up on a ship.
The army is ok other than the fact they treat junior ranks like dirt and there is a comparatively good chance of coming back in a box or minus your legs.
The RAF on the other hand are more of a 'technical service'. This means smart working dress, decent accomodation and good food. Oh and they also seem to have a decent number of fit girls in their ranks too.
Aside from aircrew the only people who tend to serve outside the wire are force protection (RAF Reg + RAFP) and intel. So aside from the odd mortaring you have no fuzzy wuzzies to worry about.
Another massive benefit about the RAF is you can get extended well into your fifties which means a longer career; in the Army you do 22 years and that is about it.
I say go for it and choose a technical trade, that way when you get out you will have skills that are relevant in civvy street.
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| Quote: FitzieGibbon "I have been told about this. The navy has been mentioned to me by a man i know and i guess it could be an option'"
as bad as it sounds its the safer option lol. not that i am a wuss i just have a maritime background so it is more applicable to me
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| Quote: The Video Ref "Depends what you want out of life.
Out of all 3 forces I would always advise people to consider the RAF first.
The Navy is ok other than the fact that you have to go to sea and spend most of your life holed up on a ship.
The army is ok other than the fact they treat junior ranks like dirt and there is a comparatively good chance of coming back in a box or minus your legs.
The RAF on the other hand are more of a 'technical service'. This means smart working dress, decent accomodation and good food. Oh and they also seem to have a decent number of fit girls in their ranks too.
Aside from aircrew the only people who tend to serve outside the wire are force protection (RAF Reg + RAFP) and intel. So aside from the odd mortaring you have no fuzzy wuzzies to worry about.
Another massive benefit about the RAF is you can get extended well into your fifties which means a longer career; in the Army you do 22 years and that is about it.
I say go for it and choose a technical trade, that way when you get out you will have skills that are relevant in civvy street.'"
Thank you very much for the reply, I haven't read too much into it but i have some brochures to read through first
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| You can't resit for 6 months iirc.
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| i did 4years in the raf fire service! spot on it was! pay was average! but the life expirence i got was 2nd to none! got to travel to different places around the world. do it!
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| Quote: rollalong "i did 4years in the raf fire service! spot on it was! pay was average! but the life expirence i got was 2nd to none! got to travel to different places around the world. do it!'"
There are so many different options though to choose from in the RAF.
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| Quote: The Video Ref " Oh and they also seem to have a decent number of fit girls in their ranks too. '"
Really it has nearly always been my experience that the WRAFs almost a to a woman batted for the home team.
Quote: The Video Ref " Aside from aircrew the only people who tend to serve outside the wire are force protection (RAF Reg + RAFP) and intel. So aside from the odd mortaring you have no fuzzy wuzzies to worry about.
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Fuzzy wuzzies .............. oh dear me that
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