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13-01-2012, 04:03 #11Some third-wave feminists prefer not to call themselves feminists, as the word feminist can be misinterpreted as insensitive to the fluid notion of gender and the potential oppressions inherent in all gender roles, or perhaps misconstrued as exclusive or elitist by critics. Others have kept and redefined the term to include these ideas. Third-wave feminism seeks to challenge any universal definition of femininity.
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13-01-2012, 06:24 #12
I don't. Went over my head, Unkie Flag.
High on life. And glue.
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13-01-2012, 07:26 #13
Friend of mine joined the Royal Signals, after a few years left and joined the Marines, re did basic training (including a wee stint at Colly for dropping a DL who he disagreed with) Few years later went to OZ, joined their Army and ended up in the OZ SAS.
His brother was in the RM as well. I think they may have had duel Nationality but he sure had wandering feet and a liking for training courses..
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13-01-2012, 07:54 #14
I know of an ex rockape who is in the Aussie SAS. Top lad.
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13-01-2012, 09:17 #15Senior Member

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13-01-2012, 17:16 #16
British lateral transferees to the Australian Army would be able to apply for Commando selection after SFET if the vacancy exists and if accepted (it is a young mans game as previously stated),but surely that is something a transferee would have sorted before taking the step ?
As stated by Bushmills there are blokes on long look with CDO units and British expats have served and are still serving in 1 CDO.(reserve)
For info oi blud, Australian CDO selection is not the same as AACC see below
2nd Commando Regiment (Australia) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
1st Commando Regiment (Australia) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaIt takes a room full of Americans for Australian and British gentlemen to realise how similar they are


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