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Your Oath
- fodd
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we aint in the 1960's anymore matejstagg wrote:you can't drop out once you've singed the contact you have to buy your way out, and from what i hear the price for 'freedom' is a heaffty one
ex nod was diagnosed with chronic compartment syndrome rejoining eventually.
currently in australia as im traveling the world before i rejoin the marines.
One Man One Life One Chance.
currently in australia as im traveling the world before i rejoin the marines.
One Man One Life One Chance.
tobj........We were never asked to take the oath as they knew what answer would be. I did not volunteer but was called up, and all those that were called up were so pissed off about we would do any thing to upset the powers to be. Now they could throw us in Guard room but with so many in there it would be to crowded so they let it pass, they could hardly stop our wages as we were only on half a regulars pay any way, and this was part of their plan to try and get us to sign on.
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yes i got number etc mines on 30th march any one no how long oath takes ??
BARB Test: Passed 50
Basic Skills: Passed
Written Medical: Passed
Interviews: Passed
ADSC: - Passed pirbright 7th jan
Intake - 5th april catterick
Choosen Regiment - pwrr 2
BARB Test: Passed 50
Basic Skills: Passed
Written Medical: Passed
Interviews: Passed
ADSC: - Passed pirbright 7th jan
Intake - 5th april catterick
Choosen Regiment - pwrr 2
Just done my Oath again for the second time in my life.
Bit different this time though, last time it was just me and an officer, this time about 10 other lads were there too.
and i was the only Agnostic one there so they all did there Oath together while i got to stand up on my own and do mine lol.
Also no contract to sign this time, have to do that at training regiment now.
Bit different this time though, last time it was just me and an officer, this time about 10 other lads were there too.
and i was the only Agnostic one there so they all did there Oath together while i got to stand up on my own and do mine lol.
Also no contract to sign this time, have to do that at training regiment now.
Poachers, Royal Anglian Regiment
Hi all. Sorry to open another old post. I've got my oath on the 4th of January. I'm aware it only takes 5 minutes, in and out kinda thing (that's what she said) but my Dad is asking if he can come along. He's ex Army and he's taking a real interest in my joining up, which is a good thing. I'm not sure if parents are allowed to this and my AFCO isnt open again until i sign. Anyone know?
B.A.R.B: 86
Interviews: Passed
ADSC: Passed
Intake: January 10th 2010 :D
Interviews: Passed
ADSC: Passed
Intake: January 10th 2010 :D
The AFCO willo encourage parents to go along, its a big moment in your life. Dont plan on taking the whole family just Mum and Dad should be enough
Courage which goes against military expediency is stupidity, or, if it is insisted upon by a commander, irresponsibility."
"So long as one isn't carrying one's head under one's arm, things aren't too bad."
Erwin Rommel (Desert Fox)
"So long as one isn't carrying one's head under one's arm, things aren't too bad."
Erwin Rommel (Desert Fox)