Royal Naval Reserves
The Royal Naval Reserve is a part-time force of 2,300 trained men and women who are deployed with the Royal Navy in times of tension, humanitarian crisis, or conflict. They may be civilian but Reservists wear the same uniform and do much of the same training as the Regulars.
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Royal Naval Reserve
There are specific Nationality and Qualification requirements for certain Branches - these should be discussed with the local careers office.
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Royal Naval Reserve Officer
If you are selected for officer training, you will receive initial training at Britannia Royal Naval College followed by specialist professional training for your Branch.
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Royal Naval Reserve Medical Branch
Opportunities exist for Registered Medical Practitioners (Doctors & Nurses) and those pending attainment of medical qualifications or Registration.
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