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Gingerninja · 22-03-2008, 18:46

As an army wife and someone who works with the army - here in Germany - just wanted to say good luck with your test. I see loads of new recruits and also the old and bold - all of them really are a great bunch. Can't really give much advice - but REME lads do tend to do more when they come out. Also any Engineer regiment - over here in Paderborn its 35 and 28 - can teach you loads. Infantry regiments such as Duke of Lancaster's (leaving Osnabruck to move to Catterick this year) can give you the full soldier experience. Signal Squadron's such as 200 Sigs (again here in Paderborn) can teach you communications. Or if you want to guard the royal family - maybe think about a guard regiment (Scot's, Coldstream, Queen Dragoon Guards - to name a few) the world really is your oyster - and I'm only a wife - but I'm having the time of my life! Again good luck.

22-03-2008, 18:46	#21
Gingerninja Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 31 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 0	Re: My army career - update As an army wife and someone who works with the army - here in Germany - just wanted to say good luck with your test. I see loads of new recruits and also the old and bold - all of them really are a great bunch. Can't really give much advice - but REME lads do tend to do more when they come out. Also any Engineer regiment - over here in Paderborn its 35 and 28 - can teach you loads. Infantry regiments such as Duke of Lancaster's (leaving Osnabruck to move to Catterick this year) can give you the full soldier experience. Signal Squadron's such as 200 Sigs (again here in Paderborn) can teach you communications. Or if you want to guard the royal family - maybe think about a guard regiment (Scot's, Coldstream, Queen Dragoon Guards - to name a few) the world really is your oyster - and I'm only a wife - but I'm having the time of my life! Again good luck.