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[Richie London]

my son is interested in it even though you have to do 9 years service. hes showed me what hes interested in doing as well.  i was going to join myself when young, and didnt, but wish i did now. hes nearly 14 so glad hes thinking forward a bit now.


http://www.raf.mod.uk/careers/jobs/gentechelectrical.cfm
http://www.raf.mod.uk/careers/jobs/gentechworkshops.cfm

[hotel21]

DaveL used to be and is now an instructor on a flying simulator at a major base.  He's not on that often these days, but might be worth a PM?

[Richie London]

DaveL used to be and is now an instructor on a flying simulator at a major base.  He's not on that often these days, but might be worth a PM?

nice one 

[Richie London]

some nice little ganes on raf site.
http://www.raf.mod.uk/careers/jobs/testyourself.cfm

i got 91% on afghanistan reinforcement operation   

[Gaffers]

I wouldn't be joining the RAF just now....... 

[Plomien]

Is he in the ATC? that will give him a great insight into the RAF
http://www.raf.mod.uk/aircadets/

did me no harm at all

[Richie London]

Is he in the ATC? that will give him a great insight into the RAF
http://www.raf.mod.uk/aircadets/
did me no harm at all

my dad was in it as well. i'll tell him about that. 

[Gaffers]

Is he in the ATC? that will give him a great insight into the RAF
http://www.raf.mod.uk/aircadets/
did me no harm at all

my dad was in it as well. i'll tell him about that. 

I can highly recommend the ATC, I spent 5 years in there and got to fly gliders solo, did aerobatics in chipmunks, landed a Nimrod on a flight simulator (without it sponaneously combusting) learnt how to shoot responsibly and realised I am actually a good shot.......oh and shagged loads of birds in sexy uniforms

[Plomien]

Is he in the ATC? that will give him a great insight into the RAF
http://www.raf.mod.uk/aircadets/
did me no harm at all

my dad was in it as well. i'll tell him about that. 

I can highly recommend the ATC, I spent 5 years in there and got to fly gliders solo, did aerobatics in chipmunks, landed a Nimrod on a flight simulator (without it sponaneously combusting) learnt how to shoot responsibly and realised I am actually a good shot.......oh and shagged loads of birds in sexy uniforms

I got to fly solo when I did mine,
oh and the girls in uniforms well lets just say this one(normally on most of them  ) time at camp......

[Plomien]

This one was in the local paper as we cleaned up the war memorial and surrounding area after it was trashed by local kids.

I am on the left second one from the bottom and the lady with the knees as my friend put it was my ex, now if there isn't a reason to join 

[Lazydocker]

Is he in the ATC? that will give him a great insight into the RAF
http://www.raf.mod.uk/aircadets/
did me no harm at all

my dad was in it as well. i'll tell him about that. 

I can highly recommend the ATC, I spent 5 years in there and got to fly gliders solo, did aerobatics in chipmunks, landed a Nimrod on a flight simulator (without it sponaneously combusting) learnt how to shoot responsibly and realised I am actually a good shot.......oh and shagged loads of birds in sexy uniforms

I was in the CCF RAF... Same thing really, although the CCF/ATC rivalry was always good fun

I also did lots of flying, including a flight in a Tuccano, the basic Jet trainer Gliding wise... Did a week "Ridge Soaring" in Scotland which included lots of solo flights

Also went on the International Air Cadet Exchange.

Oh... And I had a Flying Scholarship from the RAF... 20 hours towards a PPL

The experiences were something amazing and that coupled with my school being a Forces School (although not any more really) meant that by  the time I was 18 I had done more than some people manage in a lifetime... Highlights include: Touring Holland, Germany and Austria (3 different trips), singing at St Paul's Cathedral several times and Performing in the Royal Tournament twice

[Xplicit 2.0]

i was in the ATC a few years back... i did the gliding aswel, got my GIC1 and GIC2 scared as hell the first time as i hav a fear of heights  but once i went up, i didnt wanna come down again was great! You hav to be able to take orders and being told what to do all the time... for me my squadron commander and flight lieutenant were my next door neighbors who i really didnt get on with and so i left

[Plomien]

Is he in the ATC? that will give him a great insight into the RAF
http://www.raf.mod.uk/aircadets/
did me no harm at all

my dad was in it as well. i'll tell him about that. 

I can highly recommend the ATC, I spent 5 years in there and got to fly gliders solo, did aerobatics in chipmunks, landed a Nimrod on a flight simulator (without it sponaneously combusting) learnt how to shoot responsibly and realised I am actually a good shot.......oh and shagged loads of birds in sexy uniforms

I was in the CCF RAF... Same thing really, although the CCF/ATC rivalry was always good fun

I also did lots of flying, including a flight in a Tuccano, the basic Jet trainer Gliding wise... Did a week "Ridge Soaring" in Scotland which included lots of solo flights

Also went on the International Air Cadet Exchange.

Oh... And I had a Flying Scholarship from the RAF... 20 hours towards a PPL

The experiences were something amazing and that coupled with my school being a Forces School (although not any more really) meant that by  the time I was 18 I had done more than some people manage in a lifetime... Highlights include: Touring Holland, Germany and Austria (3 different trips), singing at St Paul's Cathedral several times and Performing in the Royal Tournament twice

mumble _{CCF scum} mumble
I did a fair amount with them, I went from cadet to staff until I could no longer afford the time.
I went to akrotiri in Cyprus, Germany, various bases in the UK and a moral leadership course where a I met a young lady without too many morals
I was on my sqdn shooting team and drill team. I still hold the record for loudest drill instructor (I hit 125db)
I loved my time there and will take my kids when they reach the age of 13 to join

[Dishevelled Den]

mumble _{CCF scum} mumble
I did a fair amount with them, I went from cadet to staff until I could no longer afford the time.
I went to akrotiri in Cyprus, Germany, various bases in the UK and a moral leadership course where a I met a young lady without too many morals
I was on my sqdn shooting team and drill team. I still hold the record for loudest drill instructor (I hit 125db)
I loved my time there and will take my kids when they reach the age of 13 to join

     nicely written P 8-)  

In the round it does show the importance of such organisations and how young people, if properly engaged and given a purpose, can prepare themselves for leading a meaningful life - but more importantly, prove to themselves that they have worth and are capable of contributing something of use to others and to their country.

[ChevetteNick]

I'm sure I recognise you Plomien and pretty much everyone elses face seems familiar especially the weirds with glasses
what squadron were you? I was in 2364 Welshpool
where were you when you had your photee with the Phantom?