Easter leave?
Posted: Thu 01 Mar, 2007 12:30 am
Anyone know when CTCRM is closed for the easter break?
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Posted: Thu 01 Mar, 2007 8:16 am
Our leave is the weekend before to the weekend after with Easter bang in the middle. Often not the same for Lympstone, but in this case an educated guess would say it is...
Posted: Tue 06 Mar, 2007 9:30 am
as far as i have herd it is the 2nd to the 16th.
GIB
GIB
Posted: Tue 06 Mar, 2007 1:22 pm
Thanks a lot. Gib, How's RT? I believe you were on my PRMC. Say hi to JoeAllen for me.
Posted: Tue 06 Mar, 2007 3:29 pm
We break on Thursday the 29th as far as I'm aware.
Greg.
Greg.
Posted: Fri 09 Mar, 2007 7:43 pm
I can confirm it's definately the 29th. We had to fill in our travel warrant requests this week.
Tata.
Greg.
Tata.
Greg.
Posted: Sat 10 Mar, 2007 10:51 am
So we break up on the thursday? How comes?
Posted: Sun 11 Mar, 2007 2:19 pm
you have done your leave passes... we havnt been given them though they stagger all the diffrent troops coming out of ctc for secrity reasons these days. So there will be a little diffrence.
Joe allen... if that is allicen hen he left last week. think he is taking the army route to be a mechnic.
Our troop keeps being seen off as we havent had a decent long weeked and lossing this next one to go to france so little frustrated
......
just finished week 13 which is the best week in rt apreantly. (granadads, gas chamber, dunker drills, chinok drills and bottem field) so all fun and games
GIB
Joe allen... if that is allicen hen he left last week. think he is taking the army route to be a mechnic.
Our troop keeps being seen off as we havent had a decent long weeked and lossing this next one to go to france so little frustrated
......just finished week 13 which is the best week in rt apreantly. (granadads, gas chamber, dunker drills, chinok drills and bottem field) so all fun and games
GIB
Posted: Mon 12 Mar, 2007 2:08 pm
Sorry Gib, It was a case of mistaken identity. The chap i'm referring to only just started RT.
Posted: Mon 12 Mar, 2007 2:36 pm
no worries chris.
i have just filled in my leave pass and leave the 30th.. if that is of any help to anyone
GIB
i have just filled in my leave pass and leave the 30th.. if that is of any help to anyone
GIB
Posted: Sun 18 Mar, 2007 4:00 pm
whats this bout me joining perce? im down at ctc as we speak in LC21. im going in to week 7 tommorrow - marshall star, nice!
our troop go on leave on 30th, cant wait to chill out for 2 weeks lol
joe
our troop go on leave on 30th, cant wait to chill out for 2 weeks lol
joe
Home Leave
Posted: Tue 20 Mar, 2007 1:36 pm
I remember going home on my first bought of leave. I was so used to being on my toes and on the ball I couldn't sit still. Like you do, I might add.
After my first nights sleep I got up out of bed and made a bedpack. I don't know why I did it, I just did it without giving it too much thought. Yes I know sad git. He he.
Although I drank lots of beer on leave, I still made sure I went for a run everyday. It is good to stay on top of this so you don't have issues clearing the cobwebs out of your system on your return.
Out of interest do they still make the recruits fold their shirts and wooly pullies the same size as the Globe & Laurel Magazine? Also: Do they still use the photograph of a locker that you have to match with your kit or have they now made this a little more user friendly?
Also: we didn't have bank accounts in the very early 80's and used to get paid cash. I was given my first 50 pound note as part of my wages. I took it home and bought a beer with in in the local pub. From that day on, the locals thought us bootnecks were absolutely minted.
Unfortunately we weren't but it was funny at the time.
Regards
Steve
After my first nights sleep I got up out of bed and made a bedpack. I don't know why I did it, I just did it without giving it too much thought. Yes I know sad git. He he.
Although I drank lots of beer on leave, I still made sure I went for a run everyday. It is good to stay on top of this so you don't have issues clearing the cobwebs out of your system on your return.
Out of interest do they still make the recruits fold their shirts and wooly pullies the same size as the Globe & Laurel Magazine? Also: Do they still use the photograph of a locker that you have to match with your kit or have they now made this a little more user friendly?
Also: we didn't have bank accounts in the very early 80's and used to get paid cash. I was given my first 50 pound note as part of my wages. I took it home and bought a beer with in in the local pub. From that day on, the locals thought us bootnecks were absolutely minted.
Unfortunately we weren't but it was funny at the time.
Regards
Steve
Posted: Tue 20 Mar, 2007 2:40 pm
alrite steve,
yeh they still fold everything to globe and laurel , and theres a demonstration locker in foundation that you have to model your locker on and then remember afterwards.
yeh they still fold everything to globe and laurel , and theres a demonstration locker in foundation that you have to model your locker on and then remember afterwards.
Great
Posted: Tue 20 Mar, 2007 3:41 pm
Cheers for answering that. Its one of those memories that you always find amusing some years later.
Thanks
Steve
Thanks
Steve
Posted: Tue 20 Mar, 2007 3:43 pm
no problem matey.