On board he qualified for promotion to Leading Hand and also played for the Royal Navy Rugby League team.
On board he qualified for promotion to Leading Hand and also played for the Royal Navy Rugby League team.
Maxi_77 said:I must admit where he comes from to me is less important than the reality the RN is still promoting able people from the lower deck
silverfox said:Maxi_77 said:I must admit where he comes from to me is less important than the reality the RN is still promoting able people from the lower deck
Still a very healthy pull through - particularly for engineers. My stats are out of date but when I was last at Collingrad it was about 30% of all WE new entry were SUY.
Jack77 said:As Fiji relies entirely on Australia and New Zealand for its defence, he could have joined either of their navies. “I did consider them both. However, I thought the Royal Navy would offer me better job prospects alongside many amazing experiences and an extremely rewarding career. And I was keen to travel and experience life outside the Southern Hemisphere,†he said.
Actually, no it doesn't and no he couldn't. Aust and NZ cut defence ties with Fiji some time ago after the latest military coup.
But BZ to the young bloke anyway.
supermario said:Still at about 30/40% in most specialisations, but always was more coming through within engineering specs.
I must say that most of the Figians I've interviewed have been good lads/lasses.
SM
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