Thread: Army Wives Info

A couple of members have been asking in chat and msn for information on various things relating to Army Service and how it affects them as army wives.

In most cases we have been able to find the info (or at least a start point) in the Army’s public sites with these two pages proving most useful:

http://www.army.mod.uk/servingsoldier/index.htm (“Welcome to the area of the website that has been primarily designed to be useful for soldiers and officers who are currently serving in the British Army.”)
http://www.army.mod.uk/soldierwelfare/index.htm (“Welcome to the area of the website that has been primarily designed to be useful for soldiers and their families who are currently serving in the British Army.”)
I particularly like the one above as it gives links to the people you really should be talking to if you have problems. Obviously the vast majority of site members are delighted to help where we can and do try to make sure we are stating fact rather than what we think should happen in a perfect world but anything above the level of “just interested” and you really need to talk to a subject matter expert in their “official” capacity.


Dependent on status it is also possible that you could register for your own “guest” account on ArmyNET

www.aff.org.uk is also a great source of info, but then again I am a little biased............................... :lol:

Thanks Elsie - didn't mean to leave anyone out, just using the sources i'm aware of and find useful.

Feel free to add more!

Sluice

www.bfgnet.de is quite useful if you are in Germany as is Vacancies in BFG

You can search vacancies online before you get to your new posting!

Will add more as I think of them

well can you help me then is it right for a wo2 to sleep with aq sgt and leave his wife in his last couple of month's and get away with it.????

Originally Posted by slugsmate

well can you help me then is it right for a wo2 to sleep with aq sgt and leave his wife in his last couple of month's and get away with it.????

Values and standards for serving soldiers/officers but your ex is out.
What can the army do? Nothing, he is no longer serving!

As I said previously get a good solicitor and move on.