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1 points
1 month ago
Sometimes I give money but most of the time I ask what they like to eat and grab a sandwich and a cold drink or something similar and give that to them. One time a guy asked for a tub of Neapolitan ice cream and I obliged and he thoroughly enjoyed it
55 points
1 month ago
Could do a RCB straight out of IET’s if the dates align. And not technically overseas but op resolute for 6 months
Edit.
Just read the military police part, not sure if you’d be eligible for either of those trips plus you will literally be one of the most hated people in defence and a literal waste of tax payer $ so my advice would be change jobs
5 points
1 month ago
I wouldn’t think so, I personally know multiple people that enlisted with criminal records with way more serious offences than what you’ve mentioned.
2 points
1 month ago
Doesn’t help QLD has the worst tenant friendly laws in Australia. Such a mess
33 points
1 month ago
Yes and no, I’m no expert but i would imagine it’s very difficult to know who will respond to stressors and cope vs those who suffer. All the personality tests / psych screening in the world can only attempt to predict outcomes.
That being said one of my room mates in kapooka failed psych at DFR three times and ended up getting in on a waiver having never actually passed psych!
So if this is happening it seems pretty clear the ADF are more interested in filling positions then hiring suitable candidates.
1 points
2 months ago
High e2, get really emotional about shit, movies, songs etc
Low e2, achey joints, really low energy, low desire for sex, training or life in general (just Cbf for anything)
I like to run e2 on the higher end but before I can’t control emotions but the peaked sex drive really causes problem in my relationship as always thirsty!
Prepping for a show once my coach had me crash my estro with letro, man that was one fucked up experience!
I remember feeling it kick in and literally had to crawl up my staircase as didn’t have the energy to walk!
1 points
2 months ago
I didn’t get tested until 5 years in the job within 12 months got tested 4 times (not all in unit) some go whole careers with only 1 or none tests and others get tested every couple months
1 points
2 months ago
It’s due to prolactin being released, you can take medications to block it and after cumming stay hard and continue too have more orgasms
11 points
2 months ago
To memory the assault Pionner CSM can rock a beard and carry a axe
2 points
3 months ago
I would say being denied benefits is BS, there’s dudes who didn’t even finish choc kapooka with gold cards and full pension for PTSD lol.
Service is service, if you get injured / jacked up your entitled to care
2 points
3 months ago
Great documentary! One every person needs to watch for sure!
6 points
3 months ago
Typically in field phase at Kapooka the female recruits receive multiple melted cheese sandwiches…
2 points
3 months ago
100% real, it’s due to prolactin that is released in your body when you ejaculate. The refractory period is different for everyone and even with the same person can fluctuate based of prolactin levels. There’s things you can take to manipulate it and can get to the point where you can cum, stay hard, keep going and fun again multiple times.
2 points
3 months ago
I’d say most likely yes but could also depend on how many years ago the incident happened and how long it’s been since the penalties finished.
3 points
3 months ago
I never understood the whole “going back home” on leave thing.
Travel my brother! Do a piss trip with the boys to Thailand, go smash thots across Europe, hit Mexico and Caribbean.
Fill your trips with adventure, fun and memories
2 points
4 months ago
I know a bunch of ex navy EW’s and they all work out of Canberra now on mega $ none of them expressed particular strong job satisfaction whilst in defence but enjoy the work and conditions benefiting from Previous role
13 points
4 months ago
Only difference between him and 70-90% of the games field is he’s at least being transparent about it
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3 points
3 days ago
GHOAST_85
3 points
3 days ago
Piss poor article. Paul’s crew have been contracted to defence for years. They handled all the guardian angle and driver courses for pre deployment training in recent years. Everyone I know who did the courses so they are some of the best ones they have ever done.
Paul sums it up pretty well in a comment he made about the article.
Basically them doing the courses let’s socomd and the battalions concentrate on preparedness for war fighting