ETPS STANDARDS
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Very unlikely.
What I know it is doing, is taking students for short specialist courses, and they also offer a modular FTE course for BDN staff, done over several years. This is a different kettle of fish to the full 1-year bonanza, and may have led to some misleading rumours.
G
What I know it is doing, is taking students for short specialist courses, and they also offer a modular FTE course for BDN staff, done over several years. This is a different kettle of fish to the full 1-year bonanza, and may have led to some misleading rumours.
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Dear helpful one. The story you have heard is, like most good stories, complete fiction.
The ETPS graduate course remains one of the most demanding aviation based courses in existence and of its continued high standards you can be assured. Of course, there's only one way to find out for sure...
Come on in, the waters fine....
The ETPS graduate course remains one of the most demanding aviation based courses in existence and of its continued high standards you can be assured. Of course, there's only one way to find out for sure...
Come on in, the waters fine....
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Wish I could!!!
Only two thousand hours, on four different types of rotary wing aircraft, gained over eight years of flying, with an aviation based background since leaving school.
But can't apply as I am not commisioned!!!
And I'm not the only one wishing to take this career path from the AAC, who are being stopped because of which badge they wear!!!
Yours
murph x x x
Only two thousand hours, on four different types of rotary wing aircraft, gained over eight years of flying, with an aviation based background since leaving school.
But can't apply as I am not commisioned!!!
And I'm not the only one wishing to take this career path from the AAC, who are being stopped because of which badge they wear!!!
Yours
murph x x x
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I don't know that much about the army, but surely there's a way around that Murph? Can you not talk to your poster about a commission for that purpose? Or even change service, neither the RAF nor Navy seem to have a huge surplus of junior officer helicopter pilots that they couldn't use another. There was an army chap on my course who came from the ranks, got a commission, then did ETPS (he'd just made Major last I saw him).
If you're ever passing by Wallop incidentally, drop me a line. I live just around the corner and would be glad to let you buy me a beer whilst I tell you how frightening ETPS is.
G
[ 29 August 2001: Message edited by: Genghis the Engineer ]
If you're ever passing by Wallop incidentally, drop me a line. I live just around the corner and would be glad to let you buy me a beer whilst I tell you how frightening ETPS is.
G
[ 29 August 2001: Message edited by: Genghis the Engineer ]
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I'll be back there for a week mid-September, and would appreciate a chat!!!
Drop me your details to my profile mail address, and I'll be in touch.................if you don't really mind!!
Think the commision thing is out the window. Age, rank mainly!!!
Yours
Murph x x x
Drop me your details to my profile mail address, and I'll be in touch.................if you don't really mind!!
Think the commision thing is out the window. Age, rank mainly!!!
Yours
Murph x x x




