Hi guys, haven't been on these forums for a while myself, would be ashame to see this place disapear afterall it helped me out alot!!

I was 16-17 when i joined this site and I was in the process of joining the Marines, back then it was quite a busy site and apart from the childish bickering ...

Between 6-9 months mate, I applied in late September 09 and have got my PRMC in April, I could of got some of the paperwork sent off abit quicker ect which would of helped speed things up, some people will take longer than others though mate. Also when you Re-join you have to provide Discharge forms ...

Hi james,

I was in 947 Troop pal, I'm sure we would have crossed paths at some point during our time down there though mate, I had a mate who was a few weeks ahead of me who was back trooped into your Troop, he was called Cookie, don't know if you remember him.

I've had that thought of regret in ...

Hi buddy, it was my opinion mate, I think I made the right decision aswel as I have grown up and learned alot over the last few years. Plenty more to learn and experience.

Hi guys, I used to visit this site quite often a few years back, this site helped me through my selection process with regards to gaining more knowledge about the Corps aswel as helping me get an understanding of what to expect. I posted a new thread on here back in 2007 when I left Recruit Training ...

Try reading the book by Marine Mark Ormrod called "Man Down" Fantastic read!! can't fault it.

Hopefull have a look at this site mate, it's a video tour the RAF Reg did in Afghanistan pal


www.youtube.com/royalairforce

Fairy-dust I would have definitely carried on but who knows whether I would have passed the 32 weeks of training, I felt confident on getting far and probably wouldn't give up easily and do my best to pass but something could always come up un-expected mate

Cheers Sully, and you're right about having a positive experience as I wouldn't have changed anything. Also if anyone would like any info or any questions about my experience then feel free to ask as my memory is still fresh from experience

Cheers

Macca

Cheers fellas and I hope things go well for you back in civvy st pvt doughnut. Azard9330 I'm currently doing construction and just trying to get some money to get a house with my bird and some mates and just have some fun for the next year or so and gain more life experience and when I feel its ...

Hi Riggsy cheers mate and yeah there were a few fellas down there with big tattoos. I've got a very small tattoo so obviously got a bit of harmless piss taking it's all good though buddy.

Hi lads, haven't spoke on here for a while now so I thought I'd come back on and share my experiences and reasons for leaving.

Basically got to week 9 with 947 troop wich had a hoofin training team (though we got our fair share of beasting :o :) ) aswel as a good bunch of lads, i enjoyed my ...

So far we have had to guys MD'ed because of lower back injuries, some of the lads have tendenitus in ther arms because of rope climbing but thats it really mate, the rest is just the usual stuff ie blisters etc

cheers sully loving it so far and lifes awsome so alls good

Yeh thats the lad Fo0q, he is quiet but when he speaks he comes out with some funny stuff and is a good lad.