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Is it hard to get book holidays/leave when you want to get married? I hope to be passed out by march/april, want to get married june/july, will i have problems with me been fresh out of training? if so i can put it back.

It won't be a problem as long as you're not due to go away, you're entitled to leave to get married and you being a crow won't matter.

Airborne Legend wrote:It won't be a problem as long as you're not due to go away, you're entitled to leave to get married and you being a crow won't matter.

Crow?

bataz wrote:

Airborne Legend wrote:It won't be a problem as long as you're not due to go away, you're entitled to leave to get married and you being a crow won't matter.

Crow?

Combat Replacement of War, being married and being in the army is not the best thing

green boil wrote:

bataz wrote:

Airborne Legend wrote:It won't be a problem as long as you're not due to go away, you're entitled to leave to get married and you being a crow won't matter.

Crow?

Combat Replacement of War, being married and being in the army is not the best thing

Combat Recruit of War* and whys being married and in the army a bad thing?

It means you've only been in the army two minutes, basically you're the bottom of the pile, receiver of the sh*t jobs etc.

OK so should be fine then, looks like i'll be passing out approx 1st week in March and am planning to get married 1st May. I presume i will just need to notify the powers that be as soon as i get to batallion??

jstagg wrote:

green boil wrote:

bataz wrote: Crow?

Combat Replacement of War, being married and being in the army is not the best thing

Combat Recruit of War* and whys being married and in the army a bad thing?

Not so much a bad thing but very stressful for the other half, lots of time away on Deployment or pre-deployment, trips away etc etc.