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  1. Nathan Treveil

    Nathan Treveil Midshipman

    How challenging do you guys believe it will be to change from Engineering Technician (Weapons Engineer Submariner) Comunications and Infomations Systems to
    Engineering Technician (Marine Submariner) thanks.
     
    Nathan Treveil, May 20, 2016
    #1
  2. Drakey

    Drakey War Hero

    One deciding factor will by your RT score.
     
    Drakey, May 20, 2016
    #2
  3. dhobyitch

    dhobyitch Badgeman

    Not as challenging as deciphering that lot. :confused:
     
    dhobyitch, May 20, 2016
    #3
  4. Nathan Treveil

    Nathan Treveil Midshipman

    Sorry if it wasn't to clear and I start Raleigh on the 19th so all probably just stick with what I have. Not sure if ETWE has a fast track but I know ETSM does.
     
    Nathan Treveil, May 20, 2016
    #4
  5. alfred_the_great

    alfred_the_great War Hero

    All ETs (inc CIS) have a fast track.
     
    alfred_the_great, May 20, 2016
    #5
  6. Nathan Treveil

    Nathan Treveil Midshipman

    Aww thanks Alfred
     
    Nathan Treveil, May 20, 2016
    #6
  7. dhobyitch

    dhobyitch Badgeman

    Sorry Nathan, just worked out, all that is one rate!
    Pinky to stoker.... got it. :)
     
    dhobyitch, May 20, 2016
    #7
  8. WreckerL

    WreckerL War Hero

    No you haven't, it's RO to stoker;)

    RO's are part of the WE world now!
     
    WreckerL, May 20, 2016
    #8
  9. dhobyitch

    dhobyitch Badgeman

    Oh, I give up.
     
    dhobyitch, May 20, 2016
    #9
  10. Ninja_Stoker

    Ninja_Stoker War Hero Moderator

    Here's a random suggestion - speak to your AFCO. NOW.

    It may well be that you can switch before you join and keep the same (or very similar) join date.

    Prior to joining it is very simple to switch branches but it's by no means simple, rapid or assured after you join - regardless of what some may lead you to believe.

    Good luck.
     
    Ninja_Stoker, May 20, 2016
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