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    New Regimental Number

    Well I've just come back from my medical to re-join the army (TA) and I was told that I won't be able to keep my number and that I will have a new one.... :o gutted!!

    I was in for 12 years and left in 2001, my number was 2481xxxx it will now be 3xxxxxx....!!! I was told its something to do with a new system that has been implemented since I got out

    Does anyone know how this will effect (if any) my previous service records. I have medals and courses that relate to my previous number, so if I get a new one, surely it will just be like (on paper only) that I am straight off the street with no prior experience?

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    Re: New Regimental Number

    Because you had left when the transfer to JPA occurred, your old number is effectively "discontinued" and cannot be reactivated. Your operational records still exist however, and will continue under your new number. Don't forget that most of the courses you previously had might have expired/lapsed though, and will have to be retaken.
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    Re: New Regimental Number

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    Why not speak to the person who advised you about the new number issue in the first place. Worst case scenario just advise your RAO of your previous army number and ask that any quals that are still indate be added on.
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    Re: New Regimental Number

    I lost my 249. Doesn't seem to have caused any probs records wise though.
    "The Intelligence officer - or non-commissioned officer - with his enquiring mind, his refusal to accept everything at face value, and with his interest in what has happened limited to the help it will be in in estimating what is going to happen, is "different", and therefore still, to a certain extent, suspect."

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    Quote Originally Posted by theblindking
    I lost my 249. Doesn't seem to have caused any probs records wise though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by theblindking
    I lost my 249. Doesn't seem to have caused any probs records wise though.
    Didn't you realise something was wrong

    249 closed years ago...



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    Re: New Regimental Number

    I just managed to keep my 249! Re joined two years ago now i think.

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    Re: New Regimental Number

    Quote Originally Posted by msr
    Quote Originally Posted by theblindking
    I lost my 249. Doesn't seem to have caused any probs records wise though.
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    but a little bit less so than a 300
    "The Intelligence officer - or non-commissioned officer - with his enquiring mind, his refusal to accept everything at face value, and with his interest in what has happened limited to the help it will be in in estimating what is going to happen, is "different", and therefore still, to a certain extent, suspect."

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    Re: New Regimental Number

    Cheers, I didn't think it would matter too much, it was me just being a bit sentimental and getting ready for the flack from my mates still in..... just like Closet_Jibber!

    Fugly, I appreciate most of my courses have lapsed now (I was a Class 1 combat engineer and now I have to retrain over a few months to become a Class 3!) but I have a few adventure training quals that I have been told are still valid.

    It was more of a shock being told this tonight as when I saw the admin staff of my Troop back in March I was told I would keep my number and that I might not need to do all the training because of my previous experience. After that great snippet if information I am now assuming I will have to jump through every hoop!

    They did mention a 'Zero to Hero' course where you carry out all you training over a a handful of weeks rather than weekend and the 2 week camp, but I would get a new number, as that doesn't matter now, that looks an attractive offer......!!

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    Re: New Regimental Number

    What about if you got out just after the new system came into effect.

    Do you still get a new number when you rejoin as TA.

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