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How pump is FPG?

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I have 3 weeks left and I'm putting in for 42, however fleet standby rifle troop gets me moist but most people say FPG is uberpump.

Any one been there recently?
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My mate is there at the moment, he put in for 42 but they gave him FPG. He was stagging on while the rest of the lads he passed out with went to Afghanistan, all the lads I've met from there can't wait until their next draft.
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You will here this all the time about FPG, alot of people say its shit but you have to look on the bright side it does have some good stuff like SFSG and teams just depends if you are willing to put up with the shit jobs, for its is, wouldn't mind working with Poole and Hereford on ops doesn't get much better really. thats what i'm want to do next, hope this helps.

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Cheers for the replies, they helped.

FFX2 up next for me, commando tests and that's me. :D
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I'm a tad confused, what is FPG
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Filter Pump Gauge :wink:

It`s a small gauge next to the filter which indicates when the filter is due for changing.
Hence “How pump is FPG” Max Pump means filter is OK. Neg Pump means get a new filter, 8)
Hope that helps
SFSG is a tool used for special filters,hence, Special Filter Swapping Gear
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Fleet Protection Group.

Rich.
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Naw mate, that`s an insurance company for company cars :roll:
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harry hackedoff wrote:Filter Pump Gauge :wink:

It`s a small gauge next to the filter which indicates when the filter is due for changing.
Hence “How pump is FPG” Max Pump means filter is OK. Neg Pump means get a new filter, 8)
Hope that helps
SFSG is a tool used for special filters,hence, Special Filter Swapping Gear
:wink:
It seems alot of thought went into that reply - good effort.

I avoided the FPG draft in the end, got my first choice 42 Commando. Start on Tuesday - hoofbats!
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A lot of thought? :-? Me? :roll:
Naw mate, I can talk more and more shite about less and less, till in the end I can talk all day about fork all :P
I`ve been doing so on here since I first joined :P

Which Company did you get mate 8)
Kilo Lima Or Mike 8)
Well done Matty, the World is your Lobster 8)
Good effort you :wink:
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They'll surprise me when I get there, hopefully it will be the one that's going to the himalayas.
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Post by dwarfy »

themattmeister wrote:They'll surprise me when I get there, hopefully it will be the one that's going to the himalayas.
You greedy little basteward, you've just had a 32 week holiday!! :o
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harry hackedoff wrote:A lot of thought? :-? Me? :roll:
Naw mate, I can talk more and more shite about less and less, till in the end I can talk all day about fork all :P
I`ve been doing so on here since I first joined :P

Which Company did you get mate 8)
Kilo Lima Or Mike 8)
Well done Matty, the World is your Lobster 8)
Good effort you :wink:
As fate would have it I have landed myself in M coy, and they are going to the Himalayas. Prof!
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Kin mega 8)
You lucky lucky lucky barstard 8)

Mat, one of our guys just finished an exped over there, as per recent phot in G&B "Where Do You Read Yours" sect.
PM you with link :wink:

What a way to start, result or what? 8)
Mind you, Nepalese birds can be right mingers :o
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