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Connor T.

Army Air Corps CET Team.

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Throughout selection and training things will not always go your way, it is designed to be tough and challenge you to give you the tools and know how to succeed in the challenging job as a soldier. It is vitally important that when you have a tough day you have the drive and determination to get up go again and get better. Anyone can do this as long as you give yourself the right mindset.

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Army Air Corps groundcrew soldier 3 Regiment Army Air Corps.

British Army

From 09/2015 to 06/2019

Landing point commander JHSS.

British Army

From 06/2019 to 07/2022

Army Air Corps CET Team.

British Army

Started 07/2022 to Present

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What do you like about your job and the company?

My current job role gives me a great opportunity to engage with lots of interesting people and to share with them my experiences thought my career. I feel that once I have spoken to them, they go away with a clearer picture of what it means to be in the Army and what life is like for us. This gives me great satisfaction knowing that they too could begin the journey and experience things they never would as a civilian.

Greatest achievements

My first operational tour was my proudest moment. It was the first time I used my soldiering skills and training for real in an extremely challenging environment, this tour opened my eyes to what life is really like for people who don't have much and how important it is for these people to be supported. Whilst on this tour I worked closely with the French military in order to support them, which was challenging as many did not speak English, we had to overcome this language barrier in order to succeed and complete the mission. I will never forget my experiences from this tour and these memories will last a lifetime.

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Top Insider Advice

During training, it is imperative you maintain discipline and determination, whether it's for physical tasks, academics or classroom based learning, staying switched on will only benefit you!

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Top Insider Advice

Someone once told me to never give up on something I was passionate about, but to find a way of making it happen. No matter how long it takes or how many push backs you get, if you are passionate about something, aim to succeed.

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Top Insider Advice

Do your research as there are so many jobs in the army. I would also advise candidates to get on top of their fitness - as the fitter you are the easier basic training will be.

Discussions with Connor T
What are the Weight, Height, BMI etc requirements for joining the army?
in Career Tips·Saturday, July 9, 2022
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Can you join the army with autism?
in Career Tips·Friday, February 7, 2025
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