#LetsGoLive

People who choose to work in the Uniformed Public Services, whether this be the Emergency Services or the Armed Forces, often choose to do so because they like variety and a challenge.
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[@joegrimes9232]

I remember doing this course. It was a blast. Different provider. However my group were more MASH than Marine. Walked from Matlock to Ripley. Midnight calls from our bed to undergo a task. Jump out the back of a moving jeep pretending to be parachuters. Drinking wine at 02:00 with my tutors. Ours had river rafting. Communications, rambling. Orienteering. On your own. But 2007 man that was great. After a quiz. "Grimes the shortest distance between A-B?" "follow the roads." ... "why?'" "they have signs. If I got a map. Roads are landmarks" I never got such a giggle and points. My tutor shook my hand after. Said "you're not army, but you should be Police. Dry wit, keen eye, shit soldier lol"
He died. Smith. He was a schoolteacher in Long Eaton. I respected him. When I took it too far, he put me down.

[@danl9348]

Aaron is HOT!!

[@1983libertad]

Hi there. I am planing to do this course I would like to ask you if you have experience please. What happen after finishing the course ?

[@veemeg2172]

uni or go onto a police work