My Experience In The British Army | Commonwealth | Cultural | Caribbean islands

Commonwealth soldiers are, and always will be, an important and valued part of the fabric of the British Army.
Experience
Immigration
Commonwealth soldiers are exempt from UK immigration controls while serving, but must apply for permission to stay after their service ends.
Career
Commonwealth soldiers may have different perceptions of their ability to control and influence their careers than British soldiers.
Social identity
Cultural background and values are key determinants of social identity for Commonwealth and British soldiers.
Diversity
Commonwealth soldiers serve in units with a diverse range of job roles and backgrounds, which can give them a unified perspective.
History
World War I
Many Commonwealth soldiers served in World War I, including West Indians from Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, and other Caribbean islands.
Recent history
Commonwealth soldiers have served in units such as 27 RLC, also known as "The Wolf Pack," which includes soldiers from countries across the Commonwealth.