Well, that was that!!

Glad to be out but i had a great time. Who was the fireman? There was a few on my flt (6 flt/ Winning flt :P) ERm,

Kench, Consterdine, Parry, Roughton (best recruit, legend) O'Brian and i cant think of any others. I know there was one called Doyle from that other flt, 5 flt ...

What the RAF is looking for is the CREAMING ON THE CAKE as to speak. Yours grades are good as a basic requirement. What you need is to prove that your a team player / great leader / and hell you can run for days on end without sweating!

Also prove to the markers that your STAND OUT of the crowd ...

But it should'nt to much of a bother. Something a quick mind and quick wit can cover up.

I hope you're not suggesting that if you can't see a target on your radar screen, or coming towards you, you could 'cover it up'...

:o Just cover up, or simply yawn and blag your way through it.

Obviously ...

I guess no one is interested in being a Aerial Erector I am presuming I am the only one. (out of the audience on this forums)

Good luck in HAlton buddy, am just prepping for my Spec Interview and training my running for Halton. (Positive thinking is the way foreward - A army AFCO rep told me this!)

DONT use these AS revision! These are just GENERAL stuff "LIKE" the test. My friend (nice guy) studied on these HARDCORE and found that the test themselves were laid out different, written different, and far more confusing then these simple questions that these guides offer.

For the records... I ...

IF on tredmill try to do it on setting 13KM/h. On road/paths/alleys whatever aim for 9-10mins to the 2.4KM/h (1.5miles)

Adding to the "height" subject, if your over 6" you need to look else where. Realistically they are looking for 5"9-5"11. As thats a suitable vary in a cockpit.

I lead this up to a recent story in the newspaper, a young lad wished to become a pilot. Grade A student, fit as a horse, but 1 defining ...

Nathan, best thing to do is go through the selection process, then within the medical it will assess your eye sight specifically for that trade. But it should'nt to much of a bother. Something a quick mind and quick wit can cover up.

I have'nt personally been there yet read loads on it. Its mainly breaking you down mentally and physically very demanding. Nothing a average soldier can't handle, as this is your FOUNDATION training to become "ANYTHING" within the RAF.

Simply master the 1.5miles run under 12 minutes and your sorted.

pressups are hard at first... do this:

Day 1 - 5 pressups

Day 2 - 10 pressups

Day 3 - 15 pressups

etc.... keep on it and always increase the amount daily. Dont DECREASE no matter what.

so just keep increasing by 5, how long should i do this for!?

To be honest... I been capped at 50 for 6 ...

TELETUBBIES! That makes me want to get my rifle out and do some good aiming .

pressups are hard at first... do this:

Day 1 - 5 pressups

Day 2 - 10 pressups

Day 3 - 15 pressups

etc.... keep on it and always increase the amount daily. Dont DECREASE no matter what.

I chose 1 and only 1 choice.. Simply that was "Aerial Erector". Some said that was a bad choice. But personally, I think having one... knowing that I have one path... makes my mind setted to that target and everything to obtain that target is more the easier without anyone conflictions (besides from ...

I almost gave up at 7minutes... but i looked in the mirror (mirrors ALL over in the gym i was at for the PJFT) and thought... do you want to succeed? OR figh for your country! :P So i pegged it and maintained my current speed (12kmph Setting) and jogged the rest.

My advice.. run run run run run run ...