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Trainee Gunner Course 21/08/2005
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Trainee Gunner Course 21/08/2005
Hi all. Just wondered if anyone else is starting TG on 21st August? If so how is your preperation going? What sort of stuff you been doing and do you feel prepared? My prep has gone excellently so far with only just over a week to go. Just can't wait to get through those gates on the 21st.
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Well done on getting the date,
Just remember, always muck in on block jobs (domestic evenings)
And also regardless of how tired you are when you get back from the days training activities start getting on top of your admin for the next day,youll find it cuts down on the going-to-bed-at-3am experiences.
Oh yeah, if the washing machines are being used dont be afraid to hand wash your kit, u can probably get it sorted sooner than if you wait for the machines to be free.
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Just remember, always muck in on block jobs (domestic evenings)
And also regardless of how tired you are when you get back from the days training activities start getting on top of your admin for the next day,youll find it cuts down on the going-to-bed-at-3am experiences.
Oh yeah, if the washing machines are being used dont be afraid to hand wash your kit, u can probably get it sorted sooner than if you wait for the machines to be free.
Robbo

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Cheers for that Robbo.
Good information thanks. Also while on the subject of laundry what is the availability of ironing boards? I'm travelling by 2 trains so would preferably not want to have to carry one if possible?
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Ironing Boards, normally id recommend to anyone to take their own as there is an ironing board cupboard for each of the four rooms that your flight will be split in to where there wil be maximum one crappy old ironing board though, they may still sell them in the naafi spar shop think theyre about 15 quid, it should be on of your first purchases if you dont take one down though.
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funny guy
whats with the being funny? Obviously i won't be using an ironing board in the desert i think your just meant to have one in basics to HELP you to make things easier.
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Cheers
Just didn't want the extra train luggage if not needed. Cheers mate
As usual, some good & some duff gen. Personally speaking, if you can take an ironing board with, or even buy one when you get there, then do so. You don't want to be waiting on your oppo's finishing with the comunal board. And if you're anything like half the servicemen I know, you'll iron your kit, go do something else, then not be happy with a certain crease or the overall standard and you'll want to do it agan. £20 in the grand scheme of things isn't bad, especially if it saves you some grief!!
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