Exercise First Encounter Puts Recruits to the Test
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Downpours tested the mettle of the Royal Bermuda Regiment’s newest members this week when they left Warwick Camp for an overnight exercise.
Downpours tested the mettle of the Royal Bermuda Regiment’s newest members this week when they left Warwick Camp for an overnight exercise.
Former troops are encouraged to rejoin the Royal Bermuda Regiment as the battalion notes an increase in applications for re-enlistment.
Introductions to marching, field exercises and safe weapon handling are on the agenda for a group of rookie soldiers who took their places among Royal Bermuda Regiment ranks for the first time this week.
Severe weather this afternoon has necessitated the postponement of the Royal Bermuda Regiment Enlistment Night scheduled for this evening.
The event will now be held on Monday, February 5th at 6:30pm.
For employment that differs from the average, where the office is an ocean and a day’s work can include saving a life, job hunters may wish to consider the Royal Bermuda Regiment Coast Guard.
This Thursday marks the last opportunity for people to sign up for a spot on the Royal Bermuda Regiment’s upcoming recruit camp, which begins on February 11.
Rules around beards and hairstyles for Royal Bermuda Regiment soldiers in uniform have been relaxed as the organisation takes a further step to embrace diversity and individuality among troops.
Camaraderie and travel opportunities are high among reasons to join the Royal Bermuda Regiment, according to two soldiers who feature in the latest videos released by the defence force online.