Can you change branches in the Royal Navy?

Can you change branches in the Royal Navy?

a. Branch transfers are not encouraged but are permissible provided they are in the best interests of both the Service and the individual; the priority will be to best meet the Service requirement.

Can you transfer roles in the Royal Navy?

With the Royal Navy there are still opportunities for you to re-enter service or transfer and carry on a rewarding career that’s hard to come by in civilian life.

What are the five branches of the Royal Navy?

The fighting arms of the Royal Navy work together to protect our nation’s interests at sea, on land and in the air.

• Surface Fleet.
• Submarine Service.
• Fleet Air Arm.
• Royal Marines.
• Royal Fleet Auxiliary.

Can you leave the Royal Navy at any time?

h. Aircrew and ATC Officers.

Can you switch roles in the RAF?

It is still possible to rejoin into a different Branch/Trade or the branch your previous role merged into, the AFCO can discuss possibilities based on previous experience or your desired new role. You will still follow the same Rejoiner recruitment process as outlined.

Can you join the Navy at 50?

The oldest active duty age limit for the Army is 35; for the Navy, 34; for the Marines, 29; for the Air Force, 39; and for the Coast Guard, 27.

How do I transfer military branches?

Typically, the move from one branch to another requires one to complete their enlistment contract. It may take four the six years depending on the time you enlisted. Then you have to get out of the military, and then visit a recruiter to join the different service, as a prior-service recruit.

Is the Royal Navy respected?

These are what make us one of the most respected armed forces in the world. In times of conflict or peace, the Royal Navy is key to the prosperity of Britain and the stability of the high seas. Our Fighting Arms work together to protect our nation’s interests at sea, on land and in the air.

Can Navy wives live on base?

You have the option of staying on base, if housing is available. You can always live with him off base and his pay will be subsidized by BAH, Housing Allowance.

Can you transfer between military branches?

Once one goes on active duty, with the exception of a few commissioned officer specialties (such as a physician), one cannot simply transfer from one branch of the service to another. Then you have to get out of the military, and then visit a recruiter to join the different service, as a prior-service recruit.

How many branches does the Royal Navy have?

The Naval Service has nine branches. The specialist rating and officer roles within them perform a vital function across the five services, enabling each to be operationally effective, wherever they are in the world.

How old do you have to be to re-join the Royal Navy?

Branch managers will review your application and make an offer to you based on the following: Your age (you must be under the age of 37 to re-join the Royal Marines, and under 50 to join the Royal Navy) You will not be able to re-enter the Naval Service if you left under a Medical Board of Survey (MBOS). How long will my application take?

Why is the Royal Navy important to the UK?

Royal Navy personnel may come from all walks of life, but they are united by one thing: a commitment to protecting our nation’s interests, no matter what. The Royal Navy is a highly skilled multi-disciplinary team and together we protect the nation’s interest.

Is it possible to re-join the Royal Marines?

The Royal Marines are welcoming applications to re-join both full time or through the Full Time Reserve Service (FTRS). How do I apply to re-join? Contact our dedicated re-joiner recruitment team today to see what we can offer you.