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Civil Defence - afs or casualty?

garethoreilly · 2015-12-08 19:45:23

I'm not sure whether to join the afs or casualty service. The afs is a bit of a put off because they don't do much but train apparently and rarely get duties. If anyone has any insight or opinions that would be helpful, thanks!

08-12-2015 7:45pm

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garethoreilly

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I'm not sure whether to join the afs or casualty service. The afs is a bit of a put off because they don't do much but train apparently and rarely get duties. If anyone has any insight or opinions that would be helpful, thanks!

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#2 09-12-2015 12:37am

barraseaclaid

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Used to be I n CD in Louth and they never pigeon holed people like that usually people did say basic afs for a few months while some did casualty but then after a while you got the option of swapping out and in general whenever there was any duties it was all hands on deck?

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