All Arms Commando Course

[In_my_day]

How old was the oldest to have passed the AACC?

Although you were mistaken on Terrill, the age is about right. A 55 year old TA Capt (RE ?) passed the AACC cse about 5 years ago if I remember correctly. Now at the time this could have be incorrectly "advertised" because TA would normally do the RFCC alongside the RMR; thereby getting the pleasure of Normandy Block as opposed to the old sickbay. It may be that it is only ORs on the RFCC with offrs doing the AACC (?).

IMD

 

[thepercyboy]

Officers do the RFCC as well. There were two perce officers on my course.

 

[ex_rubberdagger]

How old was the oldest to have passed the AACC?

Although you were mistaken on Terrill, the age is about right. A 55 year old TA Capt (RE ?) passed the AACC cse about 5 years ago if I remember correctly. Now at the time this could have be incorrectly "advertised" because TA would normally do the RFCC alongside the RMR; thereby getting the pleasure of Normandy Block as opposed to the old sickbay. It may be that it is only ORs on the RFCC with offrs doing the AACC (?).

IMD

Ah the joys of Normandy block and the play pen!!

Deep joy!!

 

[Ninja_Stoker]

For those who haven't seen it already: All Arms Commando Course content HERE

 

[hamisatypeofcheese]

When can RN personnel attempt the AATC? Is it after completing professional training and becoming qualified in their trade?

Cheers

 

[Clown_Puncher]

When can RN personnel attempt the AATC? Is it after completing professional training and becoming qualified in their trade?

Cheers

You can attempt it when you are required by the service to do so, you can't just have a crack at it if you fancy a nice new beret and badges.

 

[Drakey]

When can RN personnel attempt the AATC? Is it after completing professional training and becoming qualified in their trade?

Cheers

Haven't heard of that one before. ???

 

[Ninja_Stoker]

The AACC is only available to those whose job specifically requires it as a pre-requisite. Gone are the days were it's a "nice to have" qualification.

The AATC (Advanced Air Training Corps) is an elite, ex-directory sub-section of the ATC according to one of the space cadets that works alongside me.

 

[hamisatypeofcheese]

My mistake, I had it in my head as the All Arms Training Course when I posted that for some reason.

Am I right in thinking there's a possibility for AETs working on Junglies to attempt it.

Cheers

 

[Drakey]

My mistake, I had it in my head as the All Arms Training Course when I posted that for some reason.

Am I right in thinking there's a possibility for AETs working on Junglies to attempt it.

Cheers

No you're not right in thinking that.

 

[Drakey]

The AATC (Advanced Air Training Corps) is an elite, ex-directory sub-section of the ATC according to one of the space cadets that works alongside me.

Ssssshhhhhh! Tip Top Secret Blackadder.

Every badge collector will want to do it now you've said that.

 

[X.R.D]

The AATC (Advanced Air Training Corps) is an elite, ex-directory sub-section of the ATC according to one of the space cadets that works alongside me.

Ssssshhhhhh! Tip Top Secret Blackadder.

Every badge collector will want to do it now you've said that.

Nah i've already got mine!!! :wink: