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RM cadets?
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RM cadets?
The Rm cadets what sort of stuff do they do and can anyone join or do u hav to do like a miniature prmc r sumfin?
you gotta search within you, you gotta find that inner strength, and just pull that shit out of you, and get that motivation to not give up, and not be a quitter no matter how bad you wanna fall flat on your face
Zero, i was a corporal in Royal Marine Cadets.
No you don't have to do a mini-prmc to get in, its aimed a kids who want a taste of things to come, and also to kids who just wanna keep themselves busy (not nessecarily RM potentials).
That said some units do have little fitness tests and the like, but it is frowned upon by the heirarchy.
With referance as to what cadets do, all sorts.
Fieldcraft (the art of blending in with the environment and the like),
Drill.
Weapons handling (learning to look after and shoot a rifle),
Sailing qualifications (being a detachment of the Andrew its an inaugral part of training).
Confidence building (through various camps etc.)
Good citizenship (through charity & community work etc.)
There is a fitness element there also if you crave it, but its extremely restricted becuase you have to have cadet PTI's and members of staff present at all times, no more than 15 press-ups in one go etc..
Hope this helps mate, oh and if your thinking of going in the corps, i would suggest trying out Marine Cadets. It can give some idea (through camps etc.) of what the marines do, and i'll give you a slight edge if you make it down to training in lympstone. We had 3 lads who have all been down there, and come out alive at the other end, two have just come back from Iraq, and ones up in Scotland.
No you don't have to do a mini-prmc to get in, its aimed a kids who want a taste of things to come, and also to kids who just wanna keep themselves busy (not nessecarily RM potentials).
That said some units do have little fitness tests and the like, but it is frowned upon by the heirarchy.
With referance as to what cadets do, all sorts.
Fieldcraft (the art of blending in with the environment and the like),
Drill.
Weapons handling (learning to look after and shoot a rifle),
Sailing qualifications (being a detachment of the Andrew its an inaugral part of training).
Confidence building (through various camps etc.)
Good citizenship (through charity & community work etc.)
There is a fitness element there also if you crave it, but its extremely restricted becuase you have to have cadet PTI's and members of staff present at all times, no more than 15 press-ups in one go etc..
Hope this helps mate, oh and if your thinking of going in the corps, i would suggest trying out Marine Cadets. It can give some idea (through camps etc.) of what the marines do, and i'll give you a slight edge if you make it down to training in lympstone. We had 3 lads who have all been down there, and come out alive at the other end, two have just come back from Iraq, and ones up in Scotland.
Waiting around until i can go back to Lympstone.
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Cheers Jonah, i am in the A.C.F and i am just back from the 12 day annual camp. Do you know if there are RM cadets in N. Ireland?
I am L/cpl in A.C.F but hope to get full screw soon
I am L/cpl in A.C.F but hope to get full screw soon

you gotta search within you, you gotta find that inner strength, and just pull that shit out of you, and get that motivation to not give up, and not be a quitter no matter how bad you wanna fall flat on your face
RM Cadets
Zero Megahertz.
Give ShoulderHolster a call as he runs a unit up north, he is in the directory.. just put his name in a the search engine and hey presto you have it... On the other hand he might just read this and send a post himself
Aye
Give ShoulderHolster a call as he runs a unit up north, he is in the directory.. just put his name in a the search engine and hey presto you have it... On the other hand he might just read this and send a post himself
Aye
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