Good routes for RNR GE Officer

[itllbegrand]

Hello all,

I'm thrown my name into the hat for RNR General Entry Reserve Officer. Thought about it for a while, and having spent a few years enlisted in the British Army and then a bit of time working in defence research, I've decided that the tech and the toys of the RN are too good to miss out on. I'm in my thirties, unattached and would take any interesting routes possible should I ever pass officer selection and training. I have an interest in the direction that 3CDOX is taking, particularly how RM are turning things around, so I would be interested to hear from anyone who has experience of working with 3CDOX from an RNR point of view. Passed my AACC and cracked a Norway, would do it again if necessary...!

 

[Branch-Hopper]

I've heard of AW, Media and Int Officers working with them. In the past Logs officers did Norway, too, - but the officer cadre of the RNR is about to be closed,

Before we get too deep into this are you sure that RMR would not be better for you? Especially if you have AACC in your back pocket?

 

[itllbegrand]

To be honest, I never mastered the Bootneck smirk despite being co-located with them for so long... RMR is great I'm sure, but not really what I'm after. My heart isn't set on AW in particular, but the idea of having a hand in getting a team together, planning and developing littoral manoeuvre and everything that goes with that has always done it for me. Not sure INT would happen for me. Wrong passport. Learned this the hard way during a few meetings at AW and DA Shrivenham.