Army Reserve If all else fails throw money at it.

[jcj]

I think they are getting desperate now.I wonder what the upper age limit is ?

Incentive payments for ex-Regulars

As an ex-Regular you can get up to £10,000 on top of the tax-free bounty (paid on meeting your minimum annual commitment) and your Army Reserve salary.
You could get:
£2,000 on approval by the CO of your Army Reserve unit
£3,000 after completing your first year full training commitment
£3,000 after completing your second year full training commitment
£2,000 after completing your third year full training commitment
To be eligible you must meet these conditions:
You must have completed at least four years Regular service with the rank of Captain or below
You must join the Army Reserve after 1st January 2014
You must have left the Regular Army no more than six years before enlisting in the Army Reserve
You must have applied for and be capable of employment in a post approved by an Army Reserve unit CO
You must be Medically Fully Deployable (MFD) or Medically Limited Deployable (MLD)

[Keith Jones 989]

I think they are getting desperate now.I wonder what the upper age limit is ?

Incentive payments for ex-Regulars

As an ex-Regular you can get up to £10,000 on top of the tax-free bounty (paid on meeting your minimum annual commitment) and your Army Reserve salary.
You could get:
£2,000 on approval by the CO of your Army Reserve unit
£3,000 after completing your first year full training commitment
£3,000 after completing your second year full training commitment
£2,000 after completing your third year full training commitment
To be eligible you must meet these conditions:
You must have completed at least four years Regular service with the rank of Captain or below
You must join the Army Reserve after 1st January 2014
You must have left the Regular Army no more than six years before enlisting in the Army Reserve
You must have applied for and be capable of employment in a post approved by an Army Reserve unit CO
You must be Medically Fully Deployable (MFD) or Medically Limited Deployable (MLD)

OK Colin, I give in, what did they do with 'FE' and 'LE' etc?