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Posted: Sun 12 Jun, 2005 6:22 pm
by lew
the_trainee wrote:well done lads glad u passed, so did everyone in PRMC take part in unarmed combat ?
Yea we all got to practice on eachother. It was a really quick demo, I think I was picked as I laughed at the other guy who was rolling around on the floor with his arm bent in ways it shouldn't be.

Lesson learnt :lol: :roll:


lew

Posted: Sun 12 Jun, 2005 8:39 pm
by braywick
Daveb wrote:Congrats Lew!!

I spoke to one of my mates from my PRMC on the phone today (he failed on my one but passed later). He is in week 2 of recruit training now (900 troop) and admits that foundation is shit. But he said that he has spoken to others on the latter stages of training and they said foundation was without a doubt the worst part of training they've had so far.

I also asked if he had seen any of the others we went on PRMC with. He said yes and they are on week 24 now!! REALLY frustrating for me cos I know that if I wasnt injured still, I'd be there too 'possibly' on week 24 too.

One bit of advice he said though was to bring an ironing board to CTC with you, cos apparently there aint many in foundation and you end up waiting ages for one.
(sorry for hijacking your thread Lew mate!!)

Congrats again
Hello Dave, How you doing mate?

I'm in 900 Tp, what's the name of your mate?

diamonds

Posted: Sun 12 Jun, 2005 9:16 pm
by carlisle-youth
allright i think i was one of the diamonds that came to give a talk to the lads on prmc there was a scottish lad with me .

Re: diamonds

Posted: Sun 12 Jun, 2005 9:58 pm
by lew
carlisle-youth wrote:allright i think i was one of the diamonds that came to give a talk to the lads on prmc there was a scottish lad with me .
Hey mate, I remember you, you got blonde hair right? how did your pass out parade go?


lew

Posted: Mon 13 Jun, 2005 2:53 am
by Wholley
Good Effort Lew.
Now the World is ahead of you.
You have my best wishes.

Wholley.

Posted: Mon 13 Jun, 2005 8:31 am
by Daveb
braywick wrote:
Daveb wrote:Congrats Lew!!

I spoke to one of my mates from my PRMC on the phone today (he failed on my one but passed later). He is in week 2 of recruit training now (900 troop) and admits that foundation is shit. But he said that he has spoken to others on the latter stages of training and they said foundation was without a doubt the worst part of training they've had so far.

I also asked if he had seen any of the others we went on PRMC with. He said yes and they are on week 24 now!! REALLY frustrating for me cos I know that if I wasnt injured still, I'd be there too 'possibly' on week 24 too.

One bit of advice he said though was to bring an ironing board to CTC with you, cos apparently there aint many in foundation and you end up waiting ages for one.
(sorry for hijacking your thread Lew mate!!)

Congrats again
Hello Dave, How you doing mate?

I'm in 900 Tp, what's the name of your mate?
Hi Braywick mate! Good to hear from ya!

My mate in 900tp is called Matt (cant remember his surname) - we called him the hulk on PRMC, but he was the one on Saturday that got b*llocked for talking on the phone. Also he has done the ligaments in in his knee recently.

Posted: Mon 13 Jun, 2005 1:29 pm
by johnno2004
hi mate well done on your pass out! the talk you gave us was well good! best of luck when you join your unit and again congrats for passing!

Posted: Mon 13 Jun, 2005 1:37 pm
by dangraham
Well done lew,

just a little advice from my own experience. You said you were hoping for the first intake after summer leave? Definatlety try and go for that mate and not one before hand.CTC day in day out is a huge culture shock, but you do get used to it to a certain degree after a couple of weeks. I had just finished the end of week two in the foundation block when we went on 3 weeks leave, and this set alot of the lads back to square one in many ways as they got used to civvy street again, only to return to CTC and go through getting back in the swing again for the second time.Anyway mate just my opinion. Good luck,

dan

Posted: Mon 13 Jun, 2005 1:46 pm
by dalo
Well done mate for passing, you put in the effort and were rewarded for it, well done :D

Posted: Tue 14 Jun, 2005 4:42 pm
by Ayrey
WELL DONE, Lew :wink:

Just wondering, were there any noobers on your course? Were most of the lads you attended PRMC with reasonably sound? No doubt you made some new friends. Do you think you'll be seeing any of them when you start training?

Last question, promise... not sure if you've been asked this, but did you get to select your own date for starting training?

Again, well done and good luck with training!

Posted: Tue 14 Jun, 2005 5:04 pm
by Doc
were there any noobers on your course
made me chuckle that one :lol: :lol: whats a noober? oh you mean knobber! :lol: :lol:

cheers bud made me laugh out loud :lol:

Posted: Tue 14 Jun, 2005 6:36 pm
by lew
Ayrey wrote:Just wondering, were there any noobers on your course?
Yea there were a few, not naming names, but a couple were like, yea I can’t wait to kill, blow shit up fight with little children etc
Were most of the lads you attended PRMC with reasonably sound? No doubt you made some new friends. Do you think you'll be seeing any of them when you start training?
Yea they were. Yes I did, a few of us are trying to get in the first troop after summer leave so we can start training together.
Last question, promise... not sure if you've been asked this, but did you get to select your own date for starting training?
More or less yea, I called my AFCO Monday morning, spoke to the guy in charge and told him I wanted in, in the first troop after summer leave.
Again, well done and good luck with training!


Cheers :wink:


lew

Posted: Tue 14 Jun, 2005 7:32 pm
by toffee
lew those scores were diabolical, you need to get some serious phys done, or the pti's will waste you when you get here. Your attempt was abismal, you obviously have no determination or self motivation to pull your fat ass up more than twice on the beam (fell off my arse) :roll:

hope this puts things in to perspective weasle

Posted: Wed 15 Jun, 2005 12:00 am
by chris78290
well thats an atitude that will get you far

Posted: Wed 15 Jun, 2005 12:26 am
by wato212
I dunno, 2 chin-ups is shit :lol: there was a lad on my prmc who fell of and the PTI simply told him to get back up. Also at the end of the prmc when the PTI is giving you a debrief, he told us that really we sould all be able to get 18 chin-ups when we come back :o So lew get on that chin-up bar :lol: