jabcrosshook wrote:Would there be any time within the regiment to do some studies part-time, to say degree level?

Go for it mate I did and I gained 3 'A' Levels and 6 'O' Levels then got out and joined the police.

I wonder what happened to the big six footer policemen that were recruited in the past?Instead we have practically midgets as policemen and women who most probably would come out second best in a real fight.
Bring back the days of "The Sweeney"when policemen were policemen and did not take the crap ...

[quote="harry hackedoff"]Bastards for going on strike :evil:
String em all up, I say :evil:


Striking is the only tool left for the working people in this country.Governments and senior managers know only too well that by going on strike you draw the country's attention to the problem.I'm sure ...

Help....

Iv had a Med Board, and on the paperwork they have written "Permanently Unfit for Service" im gutted....

Since going home, iv already had one private consultation regarding my health and am in line to see another two specialists.
The first guy i saw told me that they have been ...

Come on folks useful tips for the young man going on an experience of life at the front.What does he need to survive and stay comfortable in this backward land with backward people and their bibical ideas.I was in the Middle East back in the early sixties and water kept cool was a great thing for us ...

Jock Tam,
Tawam is great, apart from the bit you built which fell down!

Thinking about the weemin who worked there.We used to venture over the border from Oman when we were there just to keep our hands in with the multi national nurses who lived in the housing complex. Tam

Don't give up on your application to become a policeman Neil, keep applying and you will eventually succ :n00b: eed.

Rogue Chef wrote:Rooper,
I'm in Al Ain, on one of the teams there.

Al Ain, How is the hospital 'Tawam'doing at this moment in time.Did a bit of work there back in 1984. JockTam