Reserve Forces Act 1980
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40 Preliminary training of Royal Auxiliary Air Force.
(1) Every man of the Royal Auxiliary Air Force shall, by way of preliminary training during the first year of his original enlistment— (a) if so provided by Order in Council, and (b) for such periods not exceeding in the whole the number of days specified by the Order in Council, be trained at such places within the United Kingdom and at such times as may be prescribed, and for that purpose may be called out once or more often. (2) Whether or not such an Order in Council has been made he shall attend the number of drills and instructional parades and fulfil the other conditions prescribed for a recruit in the Royal Auxiliary Air Force. (3) The requirements of this section are in addition to the requirements of this Act relating to annual training.
40 Preliminary training of Royal Auxiliary Air Force.
(1) Every man of the Royal Auxiliary Air Force shall, by way of preliminary training during the first year of his original enlistment— (a) if so provided by Order in Council, and (b) for such periods not exceeding in the whole the number of days specified by the Order in Council, be trained at such places within the United Kingdom and at such times as may be prescribed, and for that purpose may be called out once or more often. (2) Whether or not such an Order in Council has been made he shall attend the number of drills and instructional parades and fulfil the other conditions prescribed for a recruit in the Royal Auxiliary Air Force. (3) The requirements of this section are in addition to the requirements of this Act relating to annual training.
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