The hill start is the hard bit.
Fact of the Day: Captain Ant "Anty" McAntson seen taking his boat driving test in the State-of-the-art Broom Lake test facility. Each captain must complete up to an hours training before being allowed to drive a real warboatpic.twitter.com/IfKh7mDmWC
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An hour but that includes tea and biscuit brake.
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It's great that our Navy is able to work from home.
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It’s the landing that’s tricky. Otherwise as long as you indicate before changing lanes you’re gold.
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Left hand down a bit steady,steady. Ok when you hear a thump we have arrived at our destination
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Important point. HMS Troutbridge was actually based at RAF Luton, but the records were sealed until 2015 http://www.navylarkguide.co.uk/images/NavyLark/Cast%20Photo.jpg …
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*and learn how to flood the engine room of a very big UK Aircraft Carrier with water in under 30 seconds!
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I remember when my good colleague First Captain Pinford Stripe took this test, he set the new test centre record for completion in only 17 minutes. His first war boat command lasted exactly the same amount of time after the infamous HMS Slinky incident.
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