Ten miles in four hours over rocky terrain with full battle kit and a rocket launcher. Or a weekend delivering junk mail.

 When you join the Army Reserve you get to fill your weekends with stuff your mates can only dream about. You get paid to work with a wide range of military hardware: from rocket launchers to radio equipment to night vision goggles. Even better, the Army Reserve commitment is flexible enough to work around your study and lifestyle commitments. The Army Reserve typically trains one weekend per month plus some week nights. You get the best of the military world, part time.

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Rope burn while abseiling from a helicopter during a cordon and search operation. Or reaching into a pizza oven.

The Army Reserve is a part time job unlike any other. You work closely as a tight-knit team -testing your skill and experience in all sorts of environments. Your objective may be to locate an injured soldier in rugged terrain. Your team has secured a perimeter and now it’s your job to abseil down to take a closer look. This is a job where leadership and teamwork is put to the test. You’ll be required for a minimum of 20 days per year, but in all likelihood you’ll be hankering for more.

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Digging a snow cave in the middle of winter at high altitude during survival training. Or re-stocking the frozen food section.

If it’s outdoor adventure you’re looking for, a part time role with the Army Reserve could be for you. Survival training ranges from field-craft to mountaineering to building a snow cave. You get trained to the highest military standards, to see without being seen, and to handle anything the terrain throws at you. And you get paid for it. The minimum number of days’ service is 20 days per year, but you’ll be trained to level that you could deploy overseas if you wanted.

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