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and there it is: http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/remembrance-day-soldier-franck-gervais-an-imposter-dnd-says-1.2833025

I went thru the process three years ago.  PM sent.

That just made my day! :)

Well today my 250 day or so playing streak came to an end.  Not even the white screen of death - it would just time out and not load anything.  I'm earning that 'missed CR' medal right now - whatever it is called. Is this related to the restructuring of the milnet forums?  None of the...

How about turning off the loss of morale from missing CR?  Not from a lack of trying to get into the game. 

Gramps, I sent you a PM.

You do realize this is a forum about military things for military oriented people, not the Hello Kitty Magic Pony boards.  IE the kind of person that is likely to light your wet wood on fire by way of the liberal application of high explosives. And that's enough feeding of the trolls for me. 

It's been several days now since I have last seen the white screen of death on Afghan Ops. Thanks for making the game playable again! :cheers:

I was about to change my entire way of life  ::) until I read this "If your not able to follow these 4 things no illicit sex, no gambling, no drugs, no meat-eating " sorry, a tasty burger right now trumps eternal happiness in some woo woo afterlife.

Old EO Tech nailed it on the head.  You must make this equation work out: (CM has a posn in Gagetown) + (He can afford to move a guy from Edmonton) + (Your CofC knows you want to go to Gagenam, and are willing to put your name in for it) = (your posting.)

What trade are you? Assuming combat arms - all the schools (Inf, Armd, Arty, Cbt Engr) in Gagetown have Cpl positions in their support companies - drivers, storemen, en force, crewmen, etc.  I know while I was in 3 RCR the career Mgr would send out the list of Cpl posns open outside the Bn for...

Do you mean benefits if you die, or of the medical/dental plan sort?

And that absolutely made my day!

During my time as a CSM in 3 RCR, I probably did close to 30 summary trials.  Except for one, they all resulted in 'guilty'.  That's because if I wasn't convinced that the evidence was good enough for the presiding officer to come to the decision of guilty, then there was no point in wasting...

Thanks Mike!