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i have applied for royal marines and i have got everything ready, but i have got one problem and ...
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Joining royal marines from overseas ( commomwealth countries)
Regarding joining royal marines from overseas.. (for kind consideration of Ex and serving British forces personnel)
i have applied for royal marines and i have got everything ready, but i have got one problem and that is now i require waiver form from serving or ex(less than 5 years) British forces personnel. If anybody here can help me ? i really want to join marines., i am a graduate with very good background and have no bad history of any kind. if you help me now you will be like my godfather. ill always be under your debt and will do as you ask for.
I am referring to the process by which Commonwealth citizens can join the Armed Forces, specifically the Royal Marines, if they procure a waiver signed by a current or EX member of the BRITISH Forces, vouching for their character and suitability.
Unfortunately, you see as i am not British and i don't know any British soldier also...So can you please help me in any way..??? do you know anybody who can help me with waiver form..?? it will be a great help and i will always be grateful to you for your this kindness.Sparky2339 likes this.
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Megawah?
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Have you considered the Space Marines?
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- 14-05-2012, 21:27 #4Fixed that for you.
Originally Posted by PrinceAlbert 
Dishonour before death!!
My Service Career and work ethic - Too much a poof for the SAS, too lazy for P Coy, too sea sick for the Marines, too inept for anything vaguly glamourous, but not too scared to ask that fat MT lass to dance down the bop.
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He's clearly passed the Space cadet course......space marines would be the next logical step Originally Posted by netleyned 
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- 14-05-2012, 21:46 #6
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I've not :( I feel unloved.
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