Well Done, Rosie.

[Tilly2]

Go girl!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51553815

[emmie]

well done Rosie, most definitely a trailblazer...

[Tilly2]

That's a tough course she's passed. I hope she enjoys her future role.

[emmie]

indeed, as you said Go Girl....

[emmie]

Capt Wild, who is also a competitive triathlete, joined the Army three years ago.

[Tilly2]

She must be as fit as a butcher's dog! :-)

[emmie]

I can't believe that she has only been in the army for 3 years. As you say she must be fit as a fiddle..

[Ken4155]

And a Captain, already! Talk about fast tracking. Some of her immediate superiors will be watching her with eagle eyes.

[Tilly2]

Yes indeed, Ken.

[Old_Geezer]

Impressive achievement.

[Theland]

Fantastic!

[ToraToraTora]

well done lass!

[emmie]

it's time we had some good news where women are concerned, particularly in the armed forces.

[Mozz71]

Damn, milling sounds utterly brutal. Good on ya, Rosie.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milling_(military_training_exercise)

[shoota]

Well, you've gotta have someone to make the tea...

[Ken4155]

Don't know if it's still the same but when I was in the army, Sandhurst graduates would join their units with the rank of 2nd Lt. So this lady has gained another two pips on her shoulder in just 3 years. I suspect that her prowess in the sporting field may have played some part in this which, back in the day, was quite the norm.

[emmie]

however she got there, its well done her..

[Theland]

There's a place for her on the Early Bird.
The Captain could always use a tough young lady like Rosie.

[vulcan42]

Not wishing to detract from the brilliant achievement of this young lady but if the Army promotion system is the same as the RAF then her rank of Captain, equal to Flight Lieutenant, is an automatic promotion and attained after 2.5 years.

[Theland]

Then I should be a Field Marshall on ANSWERBANK!

[Spicerack]

Maybe Rosie was a Roy.