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Is there any integration directive for members only being permitted to serve for a two year period and not been given an option to serve a third year? (or do units have discretion with this)
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Welcome to the board BTW.
Draft Recruiting documents for Integration Mk III have been seen in the field. There is an option for refresher [?] for existing integrated personnel. The concept of how it will all work is not yet clear, everyone is waiting for smoke signals from DFHQ/D Res/DDFT"Are they trying to shoot down the other drone? "
"No, they're trying to fly the tank" -
According to breifing we got recently.
People do intergration for 1 year
commitment is to do grat requirement in unpaid hours and then 3 weeks corps training or 2 weeks plus 3 week ends.
The following year (or years, a little unclear) 1 week refresher training will be given by the PDF unit.Without supplies no army is brave.
—Frederick the Great,
Instructions to his Generals, 1747
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No, you only get to serve for 1 year. If you signed up in 2007 or 2008, you cannot undergo Integration training again, but there is some facility to do "other" training with PDF units - Something that is already meeting with major problems.Originally posted by johnflan View Post
Then again, it is all in the air at the mo.Comment
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That figures, considering that we were told thatOriginally posted by Docman View Post
all is rosy in TVMS.
All former Int pers WILL be going on a course in TVMS
All current applicants will be met with open arms
There is a concerted drive to move us all on (excuse the pun)
However this is all subject to change as the purse strings tighten........
Without supplies no army is brave.
—Frederick the Great,
Instructions to his Generals, 1747
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It will also depend on if it is the PDF or RDF unit that runs all elements of integration.Comment
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Considering that the EOI was for people who have completed int, I would hazard a guess that only former int. pers would be considered. Maybe thats why they put in this "refresher" element.Without supplies no army is brave.
—Frederick the Great,
Instructions to his Generals, 1747
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This is a load of Sh***. i was int 2007, turned up 2008 was cancelled, told to come back in 2009 and now we are not allowed. why do they keep screwing us over. they screwed people in the grat now this. whats next. start issuing the old Bulls wool uniforms to us and demand our dpm's back. . .Reservists are too ignorant to drop out of anthing. Its a Known Fact.Comment
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The way RDFRA negotiate, it believe it is only a matter of time.Originally posted by Bagger63 View PostComment
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Personally I think the problem is that it is all pilot schemes. Untill someone decides the way forward this will keep happening.Originally posted by Bagger63 View Post
Because they can!!why do they keep screwing us over.
Hey the old bulls wool kept you warmer than the DPM so don't knock it!!they screwed people in the grat now this. whats next. start issuing the old Bulls wool uniforms to us and demand our dpm's back. .
Hee Hee Hee.Originally posted by Poiuyt View PostWithout supplies no army is brave.
—Frederick the Great,
Instructions to his Generals, 1747
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They have decided..... in 1998, it only took 6 years to do the reorg and another 3 years to start the first "pilot" scheme.Originally posted by luchi View PostComment
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I was considering going to the Integrated because of the set in stone training days and overall less time you would spend in DPM.
If only the Army could decide what the intergrated will do and get the programme running.
GO ON the advanced infantry skills course, cause lets be honest, thats all it was!It is only by contemplation of the incompetent that we can appreciate the difficulties and accomplishments of the competent.Comment
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What do you mean?Originally posted by Bam Bam View Post
Integrated training is in addition to the 4 unpaid overnights, 8 parade nights and ARPs.Comment
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I was refering to the initial setup where you were seperated from your original unit. I liked that idea.It is only by contemplation of the incompetent that we can appreciate the difficulties and accomplishments of the competent.Comment
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Some PDF units seem very pro-integration, some don't! (as an othersider looking in)Comment
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