[ARCHIVED CONTENT] TA Profiles

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"The Territorial Army is made up of men and women drawn from all walks of life, representing a huge spread of professions, skills and trades. Most are in full-time employment or further education, using their own time to full effect to get the best of both worlds."

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"As a Company Director, responsible for a computer-project team, the TA helps me to maintain vitality in my civilian work"

" When I joined my local TA I said I wanted to be a vehicle mechanic but I didn't have a driving licence. They told me not to worry…"

" I command a Support Platoon of about 30 men. It's hard work but I enjoy organising training programmes and build them into a highly efficient team."

" I am colonel's signaller at the Regimental Head Quarters. The tA has enabled me to complete my Class 1 Signals course and junior NCO course"

"I Joined the TA because it offers good, all round experience of the military."

" I was a Cadet Signal man and wanted to continue this activity. I joined my local TA five years ago"

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