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Its all been previously announced in various briefing decks. A few more Svc Bns, a potential light engineer squadron and at least 4 more signal sqn/regts. Nothing earth shattering.

You gotta work on those drive surfing and Sharepoint creeping skills. LOL>
I know - I just avoid it. Im a Class A reservist, seems like a way to add a vulnerability to the system with little benefit to the CAF or my work. I lurk on my evening and weekendsI was proud when I found the CCAs social media team edit points for the c25. @PrairieFella you can set up D365 on your civilian phone, just takes a bit of work but you'll have SharePoint access on it that way.
I am a cheap ass who has a 5 yr old phone and Teams doesn't work properly. This has proven to be a blessing in disguise. Since now nobody can reach me unless they call or text. I am not installing teams on my next phone either. LOL.
A moment of silence for the instructors at RCEMES who will know no breaks for the next 30 yearsGood starts though. Its good to see most growth coming from cs and css elements. A new tank regiment is important but man those sigs and svc bns are desperately needed.
Would putting mod one of REME Common at technical colleges help?A moment of silence for the instructors at RCEMES who will know no breaks for the next 30 years
Doesnt it have something to do with naming conventions from the Cold War. 31-on was territorial defence or something?Is anyone else having their OCD firing from 1st / 2nd / 5th CMBG yet 32 / 33 / etc CBG?
Every school bud.A moment of silence for the instructors at RCEMES who will know no breaks for the next 30 years
I mean numbered vs sequential. Ie 1 vs 1st. It should ge 31st, 32nd, 33rd ect CBG.Doesnt it have something to do with naming conventions from the Cold War. 31-on was territorial defence or something?
Werent they taken from the numbered Reserve brigades during WW2? It was a very on the nose point made by the Reg Force and where they saw the PRes as belonging.Doesnt it have something to do with naming conventions from the Cold War. 31-on was territorial defence or something?
Does RCAF have plans to grow pilot training capacity? Fleets are growing (in number of fleets and size) but there's been no discussion I'm aware of to grow pilot training capacity (or to streamline and reduce pilot training time by acknowledging that rotary and fixed wing are different).Every school bud.
The RCAF is basically replacing everything but non-transport fleets and scaling the space side of the house over 10x. Most of that in less than 10 years. And all of that in 15 years. We're getting capabilities we've never had. From AEW, to attack helos, to space surveillance to sigint to MALE drones. Imagine how many OTUs and basic schools have to run to make this happen. I would probably quit if I got a posting message to 2 CAD. They have to have the worst jobs in the air force right now.
YesWerent they taken from the numbered Reserve brigades during WW2?
Did you also rage at 2 Svc Bn and 2 CER vs 2nd Signal Regt, 2nd Bn the RCR, etc? I found that hilarious.Is anyone else having their OCD firing from 1st / 2nd / 5th CMBG yet 32 / 33 / etc CBG?
Did you also rage at 2 Svc Bn and 2 CER vs 2nd Signal Regt, 2nd Bn the RCR, etc? I found that hilarious.
There were various numbering schemes for Militia brigades pre 1942 but in that year they were renumbered from 31st (Reserve) Brigade Group to 42nd (Reserve) Brigade Groups inclusive. These were allocated to Militia Districts as follows:Doesnt it have something to do with naming conventions from the Cold War. 31-on was territorial defence or something?
Interesting. What differentiated (Reserve) Infantry Bdes and (Reserve) Cavalry Bdes?There were various numbering schemes for Militia brigades pre 1942 but in that year they were renumbered from 31st (Reserve) Brigade Group to 42nd (Reserve) Brigade Groups inclusive. These were allocated to Militia Districts as follows:
1 MD - London - 31 Bde
2 MD - Toronto - 32 Bde
3 MD - Kingston (later Ottawa) - 33 Bde
4 MD - Montreal - 34 Bde
5 MD - Quebec City - 35 Bde
6 MD - Halifax - 36 and 42 Bde
7 MD - St John - 37 Bde
8 MD - unassigned in 1942
9 MD - unassigned in 1942
10 MD - Winnipeg - 38 Bde
11 MD - Victoria - 39 Bde
12 MD - Regina - 40 Bde
13 MD - Calgary - 41 Bde
Note that with the exception of 40 and 42 (Reserve) Bde Gp - which no longer exist - that the remaining ten brigades roughly correspond to the current CBG headquarters locations.
In 1946 with the post-war reorganization these brigade numbers ceased to exist and were replaced by the 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19 (Reserve) Infantry Bdes and the 1 and 3 (Reserve) Cavalry Bdes.
There were several other title changes until the current ten brigade group titles were established in 1997.
Source: Canadian Soldiers / Districts
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