It’s not just being deployed but I’m worried that when I apply I’ll be let down by what I’m going to be doing. I want to actually be participating in the action. I want to fight for my country and others who need our help. I want to be in the front line making a difference.

18 May, 2024 00:31

Hello Tyler,
Your deployments will depend on your role and your posting, but it is almost certain that you'll deploy overseas at some point in your career. If you want to be in the heart of the action, your best bet would likely to be to take a look at a combat role. (https://jobs.army.mod.uk/regular-army/types-of-roles/combat/)

Here are a few links to what is going on at the moment:
https://www.army.mod.uk/deployments/
https://www.army.mod.uk/deployments/baltics/
https://www.army.mod.uk/deployments/steadfast-defender-24/

I'd also recommend having a look on social media for British Army content.

I hope that helps.

31 May, 2024 07:34

It's fantastic that you're so determined and devoted to joining the British Army! Once you complete your training and become a soldier, you will indeed have the opportunity to be deployed around the world. The British Army is actively engaged in various operations globally, including peacekeeping and humanitarian aid.

Deployments can vary in length and location, but a traditional deployment typically lasts around six months, with a two-week break for Rest and Recuperation (R&R) where you may be flown home. The Army also focuses on smaller tasks that might involve shorter deployments, averaging around three months.

Your role and the specific needs of the Army will determine where and when you are deployed. Being part of the Army means you'll have the chance to travel, experience new cultures, and make a significant impact through your service.

06 March, 2025 11:42