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Hello Everyone,
I was sworn in approximately three weeks ago, but due to a preexisting class taking place on Tuesday nights I have been unable to parade. So far anyone who was dealt with me has been extremely understanding and flexible to my circumstances, but once I finish my class (approximately three weeks from now), I will have to start coming to parade nights. My question is regarding what I am supposed to bring with me my first night. I have been issued kit, but no PT gear. When we were sworn in, we were told to bring with us clothing for exercise and clothing to be outside until our kit has been issued.
Since I have kit, should I bring my own PT gear?
What parts of my kit should I bring? All of it, including sleeping bags and extra cadpat or are there particular items that I should bring?
I would like to be fairly proactive about this, so I was thinking of stopping in one afternoon to the orderly room to see what they say, but I am not entirely sure what the scope of their job is and do not want to make a rough impression by nagging the wrong people about the wrong concerns. Would this be a smart move, or an invitation for a jacking?
Any help would be appreciated.
Edit: I am a reservist if that was not apparent.
I was sworn in approximately three weeks ago, but due to a preexisting class taking place on Tuesday nights I have been unable to parade. So far anyone who was dealt with me has been extremely understanding and flexible to my circumstances, but once I finish my class (approximately three weeks from now), I will have to start coming to parade nights. My question is regarding what I am supposed to bring with me my first night. I have been issued kit, but no PT gear. When we were sworn in, we were told to bring with us clothing for exercise and clothing to be outside until our kit has been issued.
Since I have kit, should I bring my own PT gear?
What parts of my kit should I bring? All of it, including sleeping bags and extra cadpat or are there particular items that I should bring?
I would like to be fairly proactive about this, so I was thinking of stopping in one afternoon to the orderly room to see what they say, but I am not entirely sure what the scope of their job is and do not want to make a rough impression by nagging the wrong people about the wrong concerns. Would this be a smart move, or an invitation for a jacking?
Any help would be appreciated.
Edit: I am a reservist if that was not apparent.