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Khrystene
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| gregoryfromcali wrote: |
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| I think we have a big thank you owing to the soldiers of the commonwealth especially the Canadians and Indians. |
Why is it that the Canadians are sent in first when the commonwealth goes to war? |
And Australians...
As for all this militarism and nationalism, why is it here!?
I don't think Polish women like military men either....
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carlos-england
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| Posted: Sat Apr 08, 2006 7:08 pm Post subject: |
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When I joined it was 3/6/9 years and you got about
20-30 quid more, the higher the amount of years you
signed on.
Nowadays you sign for 22 years but you can PVR after
3 years. This is 3 years after your final training and not
3 years from your first day in training so you end up
doing about 4 years minimum. Don't know about the RAF
but the terms of engagment will be similar. |
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carlos-england
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| Posted: Sat Apr 08, 2006 7:10 pm Post subject: |
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| Khrystene wrote: |
| gregoryfromcali wrote: |
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| I think we have a big thank you owing to the soldiers of the commonwealth especially the Canadians and Indians. |
Why is it that the Canadians are sent in first when the commonwealth goes to war? |
As for all this militarism and nationalism, why is it here!?
:p |
I thought I would give out advice I'm qualified
to give... nothing sinister.
Count yourself lucky that you have the education and
life choices where the army is not a career option. Lucky
you eh ?  |
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paulmanser
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| Posted: Sat Apr 08, 2006 8:33 pm Post subject: |
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Not if your good enough to be a RAF pilot.
There pay wage around 80 000 pounds a year. That could send a TEFLER in Poland into early retirement lol in 1 year.
Id be a RAF pilot over TEFL anyday.
Back to reality, military is second choice to me if I fail degree but I wont so im good. |
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Khrystene
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Location: WAW, PL/SYD, AU
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| Posted: Sat Apr 08, 2006 9:25 pm Post subject: |
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| carlos-england wrote: |
| Khrystene wrote: |
| gregoryfromcali wrote: |
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| I think we have a big thank you owing to the soldiers of the commonwealth especially the Canadians and Indians. |
Why is it that the Canadians are sent in first when the commonwealth goes to war? |
As for all this militarism and nationalism, why is it here!?
:p |
I thought I would give out advice I'm qualified
to give... nothing sinister.
Count yourself lucky that you have the education and
life choices where the army is not a career option. Lucky
you eh ? |
Wouldn't do it even if they forced me to.
Keeping my fingers crossed for you paulmanser... *cough* |
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paulmanser
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| Posted: Sat Apr 08, 2006 9:30 pm Post subject: |
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not entering the military cheers aussie rat.
Plus I wont fail the degree because im good enough cheers. |
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Khrystene
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| Posted: Sat Apr 08, 2006 9:40 pm Post subject: |
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| paulmanser wrote: |
not entering the military cheers aussie rat.
Plus I wont fail the degree because im good enough cheers. |
Wow, you ACTUALLY picked up on what I was trying to say... you're learnin! |
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carlos-england
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| Posted: Sat Apr 08, 2006 10:47 pm Post subject: |
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| Khrystene wrote: |
| carlos-england wrote: |
| Khrystene wrote: |
| gregoryfromcali wrote: |
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| I think we have a big thank you owing to the soldiers of the commonwealth especially the Canadians and Indians. |
Why is it that the Canadians are sent in first when the commonwealth goes to war? |
As for all this militarism and nationalism, why is it here!?
:p |
I thought I would give out advice I'm qualified
to give... nothing sinister.
Count yourself lucky that you have the education and
life choices where the army is not a career option. Lucky
you eh ? |
Wouldn't do it even if they forced me to.
Keeping my fingers crossed for you paulmanser... *cough* |
Again... you are lucky to have that choice. Because you have
choices in your life you are in no position to judge what and
how you act until those choices disappear.
Contrary to popular belief, most soldiers don't join
up because they love guns and want to kill black
people.  |
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Khrystene
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