Feeds:
Posts
Comments

Archive for the ‘ITC Catterick’ Category

Fusilier Johns is back at the Infantry Training Centre, Catterick, after 2 weeks of leave. Training is back underway, with driving theory tests and live firing on the light machine gun.

Read Full Post »

Passed first time

Here’s another update from Fusilier Stephen Johns at the Infantry Training Centre, Catterick. He recalls week 12 of phase 1 training and a further step towards passing out.

Read Full Post »

We had lunch at the top!

In his latest blog, Fusilier Stephen Johns, a soldier under training at the Infantry Training Centre, Catterick, reports on a packed week of adventurous training.

Read Full Post »

Fusilier Stephen Johns writes once again from the Infantry Training Centre, Catterick about his latest experiences of Army basic training. It’s been a busy week – even with a foot injury!

Read Full Post »

Writing from the Infantry Training Centre, Catterick, Fusilier Stephen Johns details his 9th week of Phase 1 Training – a week in which he’s marched further, heavier and quicker than before!

Read Full Post »

Fusilier Stephen Johns writes once more from the Infantry Training Centre, Catterick.

Read Full Post »

And everyone passed!

Fusilier Stephen Johns writes from the Infantry Training Centre, Catterick, with an update on his most recent week of training on the Combat Infantrymans’ Course.

Read Full Post »

P Company is all over for Second Lieutenant Westlake. Did he pass?

Read Full Post »

Welcome to Catterick

Fusilier Stephen Johns is a recent recruit to the British Army. He is currently undertaking the Combat Infantrymans’ Course at the Infantry Training Centre, Catterick. In his first blog re summarises the first few weeks.

Read Full Post »

There’s been drama on the penultimate day of P Company as one man broke a leg on the challenging 20-Miler. Second Lieutenant Sam Westlake has the details in his latest blog.

Read Full Post »

Older Posts »

Follow

Get every new post delivered to your Inbox.

Join 26,349 other followers