deployment after training

right lads i need to no whats my chances of getting a tour to cyprus jst after finishing sc because there was a guy in my sigs unit that is 17 and jst finished traing and got a tour to cyprus is this rare or alot of crap???

cheers fo any reply's

 

Ask your PSI

edited to add; Check your key board is plugged in properly to the computer as some words seem to be missing letters

l8ers

 

Your signals unit is 17 ?

How did he manage to get a tour just after finishing his recruits course ( I assume thats what sc is ) He would have no trade qualifications and quite possibly no driving licence etc

 

cheers fo the keyboard advise lol thats what it was.

eh yes a guy from my unit told me that a guy done the summer challenge
and manage to get a tour a wasnt sure thats why i wanted to no if it was possible. and as for the trade training do you not get trade training at the
summer challenge ???

 

It is rather worrying that a signaller speaks in "text talk".

"..Hello one, this is two, innit!"

 

lol i have'nt finished my training i've only done 1 weekend training i'm doing sc

 

Dean, yr pullin r p!serz so fcuk off! innit. fo sho.

 

who the f**k do you hink you are ya baw bag i wanted an answer to a question not for sum c*nt to try be wide

 

Ok, summer challenge, I see.


I do not think i is possible, however the "other bloke" may have been ex regs or in the TA previously and therefore didnt need to pass his trade again.

 

Ask your PSI, he probably has a phone so you can call him.
What does 'wide' mean?

 

And why are you walting as a chav?

 

whats walting?? and i'm no chav but i do come from glasgow. anyway how soon do you think i will be able to do a tour or is it jst when 1 becomes availible??

 

Arrsepedia... see "walt"

Please god don't make anyone define it again. That's a whole new thread...

 

Wide would mean getting smart, uppity or above ones station. Or plainly coming the cnut!

 

I know a few people who wanted to go on peacekeeping in cyprus but got told its stiff competition for minimal places