In May LCpl Raj Rai deployed on a 3-month detachment to his native Nepal assisting with the training and administration of potential British Army Recruits. Tasks included registration and preparation of recruits, confirming the recruit’s identity, and proofing their applications for any errors.
He also mentored the recruits, providing vital insights into the life of a British soldier. LCpl Rai cited his time assigned to this task as the most rewarding of his career and he encourages others to volunteer to support where able.
Sport Cpl Cheetham – Op INTERFLEX (Wathgill).
and Cpl James Cheetham were the primary support in Wathgill, with the rest of the team leaning in to provide respite and gain experience.
The task at hand was emotive and sensitive and required an approach which is befitting of the scenario. Cpl Cheetham, delivered in spades; a key player in the setting up of process to ensure the tracking and monitoring of partner force soldiers, he has mentored the training team’s MPAs to ensure they understood the processes in place and was the continuity in the Admin Office dealing with any of the G1 issues the 1000+ residents bring him.
Support to Gurkha Soldier Selection
Cpl Gardner & LCpl McColl – UK North Midlands Competition.
Cpl Sara was selected for The British Army Badminton Development squad after a phenomenal run at the pre- training week and inter-corps championships. Sara will representment the Corps in future competitions with an eye on pushing for a place in the army squad next season.
Cpl Una Vakacegu, an Army rugby team regular, participated in Level 2 Rugby which was sponsored by Rugby for Heroes, attaining a pass. She looks forward to putting it into practice and getting involved with Community Engagement.
Cpl Amy Gardner and LCpl Sara McColl participated in the North Midlands Championship festival of sports, gaining second place for rowing which contributed to the Light Dragoons securing first place overall.
Keen to offer additional value outside of his core role, LCpl Rai will complete the AAPTI course, he promises not to let the power go to his head and forget that he has MPA responsibilities too!
LCpl Rai - Nepal.
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