Joining as HM

Hi, I am joining as an HM.

My security was passed in July, still waiting though.

Two questions - anyone know how mcuh longer I will have to wait?

And can anyone give me some info on what life is like as an HM?

Cheers

 

What the feck is a HM?????

 

Yes, what is a HM???.....Human Muppet???

 

Hydrology and meteorology specialist I am guessing?

 

Yeah

 

hi- and congrats!
HM is a new branch created in the warfare family.
It is a cross between the old SR and METOC branches

 

Cant keep up with all these new branch titles , even though I still get Navy News every month ,

Congratulations to the new HM , :?

 

Source branch titles were much simpler- now you get bloody all sorts!

 

I heard they were going to do that a while back, the Metoc's badge was changing, I had a friend who was the 'tester' for this. Didn't know it had gone through though.

Welcome and good luck!

 

hey niall. I know a guy whos going in a week after me next month. He is also going into the HM branch. he had to wait around 18months i think.

 

Are you sure that's wise?

 

If I ever make it as a Warfare Officer I hope to specialise as a HM too. I think it sounds like a fab job! Interacting with nature at its finest, surveying the oceans and coasts of the world, getting the chance (although a very slim one) to serve on HMS Endurance- what could be better?

I have heard it described as the fluffy side of the Navy but you will leave with qualifications recognised as a civilian. People such as the BAS actively seek out people who trained in the RN.

I think it sounds awesome, and if I get my commission I might be serving along side you one day in the not too distant future.

Good luck!!

 

I thought he was joining as Her Majesty!

Cor, can you imagine the task book for that!

 

If I ever make it as a Warfare Officer I hope to specialise as a HM too. I think it sounds like a fab job! Interacting with nature at its finest, surveying the oceans and coasts of the world, getting the chance (although a very slim one) to serve on HMS Endurance- what could be better?

I have heard it described as the fluffy side of the Navy but you will leave with qualifications recognised as a civilian. People such as the BAS actively seek out people who trained in the RN.

I think it sounds awesome, and if I get my commission I might be serving along side you one day in the not too distant future.

Good luck!!

 

His Majesty is ,

Cornet Wales or Cornet Hewitt , :roll:

 

I think it looks like a good area to work in.

It's a pity that it takes so long to get a date, I feel like I've been waiting forever!