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Why would you??Hi,
I’ve done my AAPTI course, and earned my cross swords. I am now looking to commission (DE as I’m a Lance jack) and will commission as a 2LT. Will I still be entitled to wear my cross swords on my itchy scratchys/2’s etc as a junior officer? (Or whilst at sandhurst as a Officer cadet)
thanks
Hi,
I’ve done my AAPTI course, and earned my cross swords. I am now looking to commission (DE as I’m a Lance jack) and will commission as a 2LT. Will I still be entitled to wear my cross swords on my itchy scratchys/2’s etc as a junior officer? (Or whilst at sandhurst as a Officer cadet)
thanks
Talk about making yourself a target.....Hi,
I’ve done my AAPTI course, and earned my cross swords. I am now looking to commission (DE as I’m a Lance jack) and will commission as a 2LT. Will I still be entitled to wear my cross swords on my itchy scratchys/2’s etc as a junior officer? (Or whilst at sandhurst as a Officer cadet)
thanks
While your at it, a blue peter badge always makes a good impression, bin the Jim'l fix it momento though, at least until you get to your unit.Why would you??
While your at it, a blue peter badge always makes a good impression, bin the Jim'l fix it momento though, at least until you get to your unit.
The PO Gunners at Dartmouth were really impressed that I had my Cycling Proficiency badge and my 10-metre and 25-metre swimming badges already sewn onto my No. 1 uniform...
(only kidding, I never did pass Cycling Proficiency...)
I get whilst at sandhurst. What’s the views on wearing my cross swords when at field unit as I am “in date” for 5 years however officers aren’t PTI’sHi,
I’ve done my AAPTI course, and earned my cross swords. I am now looking to commission (DE as I’m a Lance jack) and will commission as a 2LT. Will I still be entitled to wear my cross swords on my itchy scratchys/2’s etc as a junior officer? (Or whilst at sandhurst as a Officer cadet)
thanks
I get whilst at sandhurst. What’s the views on wearing my cross swords when at field unit as I am “in date” for 5 years however officers aren’t PTI’s
I get whilst at sandhurst. What’s the views on wearing my cross swords when at field unit as I am “in date” for 5 years however officers aren’t PTI’s
If you’re willing to clock in at the gym and take PT during most of the working day then go for it. Your platoon/troop sergeant and indeed your coy/sqn Comd may have something to say about that though.I get whilst at sandhurst. What’s the views on wearing my cross swords when at field unit as I am “in date” for 5 years however officers aren’t PTI’s
I get whilst at sandhurst. What’s the views on wearing my cross swords when at field unit as I am “in date” for 5 years however officers aren’t PTI’s
Officers (outside of the RAPTC - unsure of them) cannot be PTIs, and therefore cannot wear them, unless dress regs have changed.Just my opinion - “not done” as an officer (not that my opinion matters. Your CoC on the other hand..) .Also think of the fallout of sticking them up and then not coming back in first in any of the PT sessions.