Is there any T.A. para regiments if so do you have to be an ex regular to join them?
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depends were you come from you don't need to be an x reg to join any t.a try this it will give you more idea
730421
No you don't get a medal or a certificate for been a British M16. Sorry no Knighthood for ex M16 agents only the boss get the Knighthood or the female boss get a damehood that all
1066751
Yes you are a vet.\n\nBut unless you went downrange during this time and received a campaign medal you can not join the VFW. But the service time you posted does make you eligible to join the American legion. \n\nIf you want more information please vist your nearest post. Both the VFW or the AL will fill you in and hook you up with more information, phone numbers and times for meetings and a great network of friends who share you service.\n\nThanks for your service to country.
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i am sorry as i do not know for sure but if you follow my instructions, you should be able to find out.\n1) go to www.army.mod.uk\n2) click on careers at the top of your screen\n3) it should come up with a 360 degree view of an army base.\n4) on the side panel on that page, you should see 'chat to us live online'\n5) click on that and a blue screen shoul pop up and click go.\n6) put in a made up username and your question and a careers sergeant will answer your question.\nGood Question, Well done
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you can go where ever you want.  They have no say in any of your actions, despite you IRR status.  Sure, they say you must maintain uniforms, height/weight standards, and PFT fitness levels, but they have no authority to enforce that.  When IRRs were recalled in 2002, half of the ones coming to my unit were overweight, and no one had any uniforms (the Corps provided cammies).  Anyways, do what you want, there is no restriction on travel except that you notify  Big Brotha where you reside and or/work.
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I'm ex-military and live in the largest military installation in the world.\nBeing ex-Navy you know exactly where I live.\n\nForgot about it dude, take your General, Other than Honorable and move on with your life.\nIf you get injured while on duty now...they will NOT allow you time to even rehab.\nIf you are not Duty-Ready IMMEDIATLEY FOR DEPLOYMENT....you ain't in and you ain't gonna be in.\n\nThey are having SEVERE problems presently, and will not even give you the time of day, certainly not take the time to even give you a hearing.\nThey won't give active duty personal hearings, let alone a boot.\n\nIt's pretty ridiculous, there are plenty of people WILLING to go Active Duty and STAY Active Duty but the cadre simply doesn't have the time or the ability to allow a process like an upgrade of a discharge.\n\nOne thing you MIGHT try......try a sympathetic ARMY recruiter.\nThey are DEPARATE for full time Active Duty bodies.\nIt wouldn't matter anyway.....they are now pulling SAILORS OFF SHIPS and training them WITH the Army for various "desert security forces".\nI kid you not.\nScary business.\n\nGood luck sailor.
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you should try looking at the link below may be of some use....23rd SAS regiment is infact a Territorial Unit.  However, you cannot pass straight into the SAS regiment, you need to enter the army via a conventional unit. \n\nIf the Army agree that you may take a degree it is counted as you service time..... you should note that the British Army does back Officers all the way if want to take a degree if the degree being taken is of some use to the Army lol
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go on arrse. it is the army rumour service. If you can't find any information there somebody in the forums will help ya. \n\np.s you may need to join,  it's completely free and takes a few minutes
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Seals would be imo the best you can apply for.\n\n\nThen, there is one you just need to be invited into.
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No they wont accept you...you have to be of sound mind and physically fit in order to join any component of the United States Military Forces....they do an In-processing physical if you pass the ASVAB test....and if they find any thing that could hinder your performance as a soldier, navy, marines, air force...they will not let you in..alot of reasons behind it...but one is ...You could be out in combat and because of your physical handicap..it could cost u ur life and your fellow soldiers.....another is...If  you have a physical problem before you enlist...the military does not want to have to pay to repair it....that's why they have the In-processing physical....and when you retire or resign your enlistment they have an OUT-processing physical as well.....Alot of recruiters will help you if you really want to join....I am DEAF of the left ear...and I got 3 Division Generals to sign a waiver and let me into the U.S. Army...so if you're THAT determined....get a recruiter that will really work with you..in my situation they classifed me under a code that meant I couldnt be out in combat...but in combat support...its under the PULSES....of your  military record...Good Luck...and its admirable that you want to join
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in the UK the specials are volunteers, they are usualy part time or cant quite make the real plods & its an easier way of getting in. They still have policing powers though but never used to, it was just a uniform but now things have changed ,they can arrest your ass
280466
Your reenlistment nco has the AR with all the requirements, GT, PUHLES, ect ect. Also the S-1 should have it...I cant think of the AR off the top of my head but Ill see if i can find it.
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To answer your question, no, prior Marines do not have to attend any other services' basic training.  That's because Marine Corps boot camp is considered to be adequate enough for the other sister services.  But why, oh why, would you want to go into the army?  My advice to you is to try to go back on mobilization orders as a Marine.  Then, you get that fat reservist pay!  If you didn't like your last unit, as a reservist you can be pretty picky about where you want to be stationed.  Talk to a prior-service recruiter, they should be able to help you out.
174984
Yes.  You don't have to be a citizen to join the armed forces, and your time in service will in fact speed up your citizenship process.  See a local recruiter and ask them this question.
401700
No.  The only way to get out of yoru current contract is to get accepted into a Commisioning Program.  Otherwise, you must succesfuly complete your current enlistment before trying to go elsewhere.  But Navy and AF are full, and aren't taking many, if any, prior service at this time.  Blue to Green Program will get you into the Army fairly easily.
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special forces is a blanket term for all of the Branches of the Military's Special force units. The different ones, such as the Green Beret's, have different entrance and application processes, but most require you to be on active duty to apply. I am in the Air Force, and we have the Para-rescue(red beret) and Security forces "820th" (blue beret). The beret is your first recognition of completion of the training, and for the few that do, it is a very special momento. The 820th requires you to complete Security Forces Academy and apply. Para-rescue is a process that can begin either in Basic or any time during your Air Force career by completing an application and a try-out based mostly on PT(physical training) We also have SEAR (survival instructor) and Combat Controller (forward unit of 2-3 personnel responsible for calling in air strikes).\n \nMost of the other special forces units (ARMY Rangers, NAVY SEALS, etc.) require you to complete advanced training and of course you must be in top shape to apply. Also, for most special forces units you can be from any branch of the Military, so long as you are on Active Duty. (as opposed to beng Guard or reserve) \n\nAre you interested in joining the Military?\n\n I hope this helps.
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RE-14 IS A BAR TO RE-ENLISTMENT,YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO GET  IN ANOTHER BRANCH OF SERVICE,HOWEVER NOW THE MILITARY NEEDS PEOPLE TO JOIN AND THEY CLAIM TO NOW ACCEPT PEOPLE WITH DRUG&ALOLHOL PROBLEMS AND PEOPLE WITH CRIMMINAL PAST