marvin
Midshipman

RNR units prepare their bids for training days, T&S etc on the basis of the number of reservists on the books (plus any allowance for realistic recruitment uplifts) multiplied by an average day's pay.
With the increasing use of the RNR in mobilised and other operational billets (which effectively takes the individuals off the unit's books as far as having to pay for training, T&S etc) we should be seeing an increase in the number of training days for those who are still waiting their turn to go.
I am happy with my logic but I haven't seen any real evidence and I wonder why not.
Has anyone got any comment?
With the increasing use of the RNR in mobilised and other operational billets (which effectively takes the individuals off the unit's books as far as having to pay for training, T&S etc) we should be seeing an increase in the number of training days for those who are still waiting their turn to go.
I am happy with my logic but I haven't seen any real evidence and I wonder why not.
Has anyone got any comment?