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Discuss Suit for interview HELP at the Regular Soldier Recruitment forum within the The Army Rumour Service website; You'll be fine. Polish your shoes and don't mumble....
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06-02-2012, 21:30 #11Senior Member
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You'll be fine. Polish your shoes and don't mumble.
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06-02-2012, 21:35 #12Senior Member
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Years, Legs, years. Everything's gone bloody Septic.
Originally Posted by Legs
Daniel, your 'prom' suit'll be fine. But buy a proper one when you get the chance, those shiny ones look uniformly gash.
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06-02-2012, 21:39 #13Senior Member
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If you feel too self conscious in your suit don't wear the jacket and buy/ borrow a sensible tie ( tescos 3 quid) to go with it.
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06-02-2012, 21:42 #14Senior Member
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If he grows a Mullet and rolls up his sleves he can go all Miami Vice! Originally Posted by Koschei
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As in interview with your ACA? If so, don't worry about it. They're rather friendly. And as Poppy says, long as you look clean and tidy. And SHAVEN, you'll be fine.
Don't wear it to Westbury. Staff Sergeants will shit all over you.
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06-02-2012, 22:08 #16Senior Member
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Drag your arse in to Burton or whatever equivalent you want first thing in the morning and buy yourself some formal trousers and a nice crisp shirt and tie... That'll do you just fine and you don't really need a jacket at this point. Then if all is going well, make sure you buy yourself a full suit for ADSC and all should be fine.
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06-02-2012, 22:16 #17Member
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Not only a Prom suit but a gray one. Definite yank confusee. Originally Posted by Legs
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06-02-2012, 22:18 #18You must have been asleep as long as Whet. It appears a "prom" is what the lower orders have instead of a Leavers' Ball... Originally Posted by Legs
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06-02-2012, 22:22 #19Senior Member
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And it leads naturally into a conversation about the future of armour in the British Army. Originally Posted by Arters
I've got a shiny Suit you can borrow, bound to impress all and sundry.
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06-02-2012, 22:27 #20Senior Member
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Shiny "prom" suit? No chance at all, mucker! What you need is to turn up in swimtrunks, ex-Crab greatcoat (for the grey/blue colour) and wellies. A scuba mask jauntily shoved up on your forehead (complete with snorkel) will let them know that you're well nails. With that outfit, you'll piss it, believe me.
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