BRNC:: A complete guide to preparation for Royal Naval Officer Training at Britannia Royal Naval College

The words are an easy read. Overall a good buy.

Going into a new field can be very nervy. But this book gives you a head up and calms you by helping you to anticipate what is coming

This book is very out of date, BRNC has changed in many many ways since the release of this book and is now not the best 'guide'.

Whilst I initially thought I was buying a piece of adult literature, I was pleasantly surprised when it started mentioning the wrong type of Seaman. However, I was still able to work with this to some extent, combined with the mention of Sandy V*****. The likes of which the Author suffered from on many occasions as she struggled through an easier training course than the McDonald's Fries Shovelling Course - Level 1.Miss McBride can take pride in the fact I still managed to use what little imagination she gave me to stick the pages shut.Informative to no extent, not my cup of tea.

Interesting that a man who left the RN due to its ties to the NATO warmongering machine has written a book to help people join and perpetuate the system.

Struggling to understand how a failed pilot who barely made it through officer training can offer advice on having a successful naval career.