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rockapemk1
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JROC, Break down of 6 months?
Anybody got a breakdown of the 30 weeks at Honington?
I have asked but the recruiting team havent replied yet
Rock
I have asked but the recruiting team havent replied yet
Rock
re jroc
one thing i do know its a feckin hard course
sqns at the depot [ it was a while ago] used to supply troops if 4001 flight was short...
i know from fellas whom i served with the final excersise
is GRUELLING
i dont suppose its any different nowadays !!!
there is some mention of the jroc course in the journal of the raf regiment
"the centurion"
you could write to the regiment shop at honnington
buy some back issues
to get a flavour of what the sqn's in the raf regiment are up to ??
anyway good luck when it comes
and update us about how your doin
sqns at the depot [ it was a while ago] used to supply troops if 4001 flight was short...
i know from fellas whom i served with the final excersise
is GRUELLING
i dont suppose its any different nowadays !!!
there is some mention of the jroc course in the journal of the raf regiment
"the centurion"
you could write to the regiment shop at honnington
buy some back issues
to get a flavour of what the sqn's in the raf regiment are up to ??
anyway good luck when it comes
and update us about how your doin
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4001 flight or tsf
is wait till i delve back in to the old grey mists of time
tsf = training support flight
one of the current rocks should be able to tell you if they are still in exsistence i think so but not 100% sure
tsf does all the support for courses
ie bods if jroc needs a couple of troops to fill out sections for excersises
or drivers for ranges ect
is wait till i delve back in to the old grey mists of time
tsf = training support flight
one of the current rocks should be able to tell you if they are still in exsistence i think so but not 100% sure
tsf does all the support for courses
ie bods if jroc needs a couple of troops to fill out sections for excersises
or drivers for ranges ect
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Apologies for my absence, been v. busy as of late
Anyway, down to business!!
Anyone please correct me if I'm wrong, but here goes.
Prior to starting JROC, all studes do one month with the Phys Ed flt, naturally the fitness requirement between IOT and JROC is quite a jump, so this is perfect to bring everyone up to the required standard.
After this key elements of the course are:
Week 7 - Exercise Long Cuff:After progress tests and the RAF Regiment fitness tests, the course undertakes a 72-hour exercise to test individual skills. Its undertaken with full bergan loads as individuals initially and then into four man teams.
Weeks 10-12 - Three weeks instruction in section level command and tactics, culminating in pairs, fire team and section level live firing. This period includes three exercises.
Weeks 13-15 - Three weeks of instruction in flight level command and tactics, includes hasty attack, (flight battle drills), ambush, wood clearance, fighting patrols, the deliberate attack and defence. Theres four exercises in this period.
Weeks 16-17 - Twelve days in the field on two exercises. First is a five-day defence ex, followed by a turnaround, then a seven day ex at Otterburn trg area to consolidate all skills taught to date.
Week 21 - A two-day operations other than war package with three days of FIBUA.
Weeks 24-25 - Final ex, eight day dry ex, followed by two days of field firing qual, and finally four ranges at flight level or larger, including offensive op at night.
And finally the coveted mudguards!
I'm told theres a workstation to prep you for flight command aswell
Hope this helps
BC
Anyway, down to business!!
Anyone please correct me if I'm wrong, but here goes.
Prior to starting JROC, all studes do one month with the Phys Ed flt, naturally the fitness requirement between IOT and JROC is quite a jump, so this is perfect to bring everyone up to the required standard.
After this key elements of the course are:
Week 7 - Exercise Long Cuff:After progress tests and the RAF Regiment fitness tests, the course undertakes a 72-hour exercise to test individual skills. Its undertaken with full bergan loads as individuals initially and then into four man teams.
Weeks 10-12 - Three weeks instruction in section level command and tactics, culminating in pairs, fire team and section level live firing. This period includes three exercises.
Weeks 13-15 - Three weeks of instruction in flight level command and tactics, includes hasty attack, (flight battle drills), ambush, wood clearance, fighting patrols, the deliberate attack and defence. Theres four exercises in this period.
Weeks 16-17 - Twelve days in the field on two exercises. First is a five-day defence ex, followed by a turnaround, then a seven day ex at Otterburn trg area to consolidate all skills taught to date.
Week 21 - A two-day operations other than war package with three days of FIBUA.
Weeks 24-25 - Final ex, eight day dry ex, followed by two days of field firing qual, and finally four ranges at flight level or larger, including offensive op at night.
And finally the coveted mudguards!
I'm told theres a workstation to prep you for flight command aswell
Hope this helps
BC
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