Touchstone
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Just a few questions
Is there a families day in YO training?
Someone mentioned you can wear your families medals on parade/pass out, is this true? In mind are my grandfathers service medals from the Navy.
Is there any medical training or instruction during YO training? What type?
Are you acquainted with any other assault rifles than the SA80?
Physical aspects aside, someone mentioned that YO training is the equivalent of doing a first class degree? Is this true, how mentally taxing is it in this respect?
What is the longest march you will do other than the ones in the commando tests (load weight?)?
Are the commando tests the hardest part, or at least, is it easier after this? How progressive is the fizz after the commando tests?
I hope you can answer them, thanks.
Is there a families day in YO training?
Someone mentioned you can wear your families medals on parade/pass out, is this true? In mind are my grandfathers service medals from the Navy.
Is there any medical training or instruction during YO training? What type?
Are you acquainted with any other assault rifles than the SA80?
Physical aspects aside, someone mentioned that YO training is the equivalent of doing a first class degree? Is this true, how mentally taxing is it in this respect?
What is the longest march you will do other than the ones in the commando tests (load weight?)?
Are the commando tests the hardest part, or at least, is it easier after this? How progressive is the fizz after the commando tests?
I hope you can answer them, thanks.