Anyone who attacks is at a disadvantage, that's just the way it works unfortunatley.

we where given some stats on the bronco's that are getting modded for afghan, even given a link to the original article: http://www.mod.uk/DefenceInternet/DefenceNews/EquipmentAndLogistics/TheWarthogIsOnItsWay.htm ...

I have just been on a 3 day army insight course ("look at life") with the welsh guards, in Aldershot.

It something i recommend anyone who is interested in joining the army should do. its comparable to a watered down selection (ADSC), with elements of PT, equipment test (written), command task's ...

For someone who tops 5'6", you have to be @ 12st 11lbs to start the application process.

thats what i was told, maybe you quoted the basic training weight, but i certainly remember being told last week that i should be 12st 11lbs before i could apply, and there on in, commit myself....


to the ...

MSI64 wrote:
Mate Hate to burst your bubble but according to the charts you need to lose 46 pounds to get in the BMI bracket thats close to three and a half stone.

And thats according to the charts in the recruiting Office!!!

i have to be 11.5 st?

thats not what i was told by the rec officer...?

balls :[

problem solved.

Hi chimp, I'm in the same boat.

I'm 5'6" and weigh 14 stone dead, I'm carrying about a stone and a half too much to take my BARB test, which is your initial test, to see what jobs you qualify for.

I've been running for about 3 weeks now, and doing circuit training for about 2 weeks (only 4 ...

Hi, I'm new here, but I thought I would dive right in and ask a couple of questions.

My GCSE results sucked, and I got mostly D's, but two years back I did an Access Science course, which catapulted me straight into Bangor university to study chemistry.

What I want to know is if the army ...