Made in the Submarine Service - Ciaran's Story: Unclassified
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- If you’ve seen Ciaran’s Story, you’ll know he was Made in the Submarine Service. Want to learn more about his journey? We caught up with him to get an insight into his career so far and to find out what he thinks of Submariner life.
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Very excited to start at HMS Raleigh in september!
Good luck
how was it? did you pass?
@@Mert-ng1hn yes second time
I JOINED IN 1979 AND I HAVE NOT HAD A DAY OUT OF WORK SINCE I WALK INTO THOSE GATES IN PLYMOUTH. THANK YOU THE SUBMARINE SERVICE AND NAVY !!
Thankyou for your SERVICE GOD BLESS YOU ALL 💎🇬🇧💎
This was really interesting. Thank you for the upload. I'm going into the submarine service as a marine engineering technician and have just sent off my medical questionnaire. Can't wait to get started. -James
Have you had your selection interview yet?
@@keithdocherty7400 Yeah, I had my interview last tuesday, and I passed. Now I'm just waiting for capita to get my medical questionnaire and then I'll have my medical examination
James Housam Well done mate. I had my Triage call last week just waiting for my face to face medical now
@@keithdocherty7400 Oh cool. I had my Triage call on Thursday. Capita have sent a letter to my GP to request some information, but once that is all sorted I'll just be waiting for my face to face medical too
@@jameshousam371 how did it go ?, my call is in 2 days
These are the best, im so proud of these submarinors are a cut above .thankyou for your service.
Joining him in October ⚓️
Me too haha
Red October?
I am 15 and know I already want to join up as a weapons engineering officer. But I have ADHD so I need to be three years off medication. So I will join up at 26 as I need medication for my university degree. So I plan to join in eleven years.
Lots can change in 11 years
gonna be an officer snob with a silver spoon up your arse? dont brag about that kid.
@@blardmann Achieving selection as an officer at AIB is a lot of hard work. If he wants to aim for WEO then all the best luck to him. I made it to WEO and I’m very working class.
@@Lewisg98VIDS what class of boats
3 MONTHS OFF??!!: It is NOT like that in general. You do get 30+days off annual leave but you are NOT guaranteed to get more than 2-3 weeks off at the end of a long deployment. This person has been very fortunate to get such a period of time off and it is not the norm.
Think that's pretty standard on bombers
The advert is for a Engineering rating. He is unlikely to get 3 months off even on an SSBN. It has not been an off crew for circa 15 yeary
@@bobbnudd2502 I know people on V boats who are MEs who get months off at a time
Edit: and the LET in the video is a WE so is probably more likely than an ME to get that amount of time off
Can you do anything to do with the Royal Navy at aged 14 I’m always bullied at school I get called fat and lots of names I want to change that I want to help other people
Sea cadets are available until you're old enough to join and start trying to get fit now
i started cadets around your age, tho it was air cadets, great memories you will never forget, i highly recommend, wish i stayed longer than i did
Filmed at collingwood 😉
Can u join right after High-school during those six weeks ?
Applying in late January, I hope I can join the silent service
HI mate did u end up applying currently in my application process now
Beautiful
3 months off!!!?
And all the pay you’ve saved up from deployment
Very technical.
Is it really so exciting that you have to out yourself through months of being away from life and put your families through that too? 😔 If you have kids and a young wife, how does that work? Also there is no mental health support. Formally there is, but it's not helpful. Also no, they don't get 3 months off. And they get bullied a lot 😔
You hear good stories RN make for marketing, but for majority it's not that shiny and happy. People churn rates are very high, and they hide it until you're too deep and can't get out, because you have to pay £20k back, which you won't have. Boats are undermaintained, understaffed, boys and girls are severely overworked. And that's all for a salary of a Starbucks manager?