As said already, go for a sesson or two n a school artic. I dunno what kit the army were using 8 years ago but a newish truck may well be different. Finding out the difference between them is better done before an assessment drive. If you can get a few minutes sat in the cab of different trucks, chances are your assessment drive will be in summat you’ve never driven but time learning to look at the varous types of gear selectors handbrakes etc won’t be wasted. A driving assessor shouldn’t be looking for a fullyformed expert but if you try blagging it then can’t find the gears you won’t get too far.
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