Anyone?

I'll put one in for ya, as long as you get me a challenger II

So are u expected to be wearing your beret at all times on duty (unless ur wearing combat helmet). Also if your wearing your combat helmet do you have to salute. I remember hearing that if your in a combat area your shouldn't salute because it marks officers as targets.

Felias,
Be the best that you can be. Dont worry about if you'll be popular and all that, its irrelevent, all new recuits are the same. As an officer you'll need to tough, resilient and have excellent leadership qualities. You'll need to keep cool headed in any situation and be able to inspire your ...

Hi Scottish Kiwi, what are the crowds like up there?

Check this out:

http://www.army-technology.com/projects/future/

Looks like the army's gonna be replacing the old landrovers with a new Humvee style vehicle, its about time!

This is the thread to discuss new military hardware that is entering service in the British Armed forces now, soon or in the near future. Weapons like the Eurofighter, Joint-Strike Fighter, SA80 A2 etc. etc.
Discuss!

France are desperate for a different military alliance instead of NATO. Cuz the French are and always will be desperate for influence and power (probably because they have never had any), they want to make a new EU force that they can have major influence over, cuz its the UK and US that have the ...

I'm sure there's other posts in the armed forces you could try for, could look whatever you do.

Theres nothing wrong with ancient greek soldiers, the Spartans were one of the greatest fighting forces ever, they were trained at birth, and were literally fearless. Anyone heard of the Battle of Thermopili? 300 Spartans faced over a million persians, the spartans caused heavy casualites to the ...

As a soldier is it expected to salute your CO's when they enter the room, walk past etc. Also is army etiquette always applied or is it quite casual (I'm hoping its always upheld).

I'm at uni at the moment and I'm planning on joining the intelligence corps as an officer. My guess is that an officer can't have a relationship with people under their command or even people serving alongside them, i'd imagine it would be seen as quite unprofessional. Could someone plz enlighten me ...