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I can't remember when we received C7s. I arrived in Germany in 1986, and we may have got them during my posting. At least mag pouches existed by then. I don't remember the gate guards wearing webbing in the boxes. I do remember that our CO (Ray Henault) had our sentries exchange their rifles...

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A tin box with drop-down upper panels at each gate, one soldier with a C1 therein, and a single magazine containing ten rounds in his pocket for super-instantaneous-lightning response.

Yes - everybody should follow the basic rules. I have little faith that that would actually result in an improvement, though, as humans are involved.

Well, that's sad. We have less leverage already. See, ytz?

We do NOT live in a "democracy". We live in a Constitutional Monarchy. Each level of government has its distinct powers, responsibilities, and limitations. The federal government should NOT be overstepping its powers, responsibilities, and limitations by interfering with provincial/territorial...

Now imagine how cooler you would have looked if you had a wide elastic band with a pouch and . . .

And a large ring in the back to stuff the pink manbun through.

I understand that you tend to dismiss, with cheap cliches, the considerable experience and wisdom of those with a few more years on the planet than you, for one. All of the rules and regulations in existence already take up more than enough paper and electrons, writing and amending them takes...

For garrison wear - a wide elastic headband in the appropriate service dress colour with the pouch on the right-hand side and a cap badge above the left eye?

There have been trade disputes over several things, despite NAFTA/USMCA, already, over a long period - softwood lumber, seemingly constant and possibly still ongoing, for one. Steel is another point of contention, as we import from China and the previous and next administration did not/will not...

Yes, "child", those who have been doing something - probably better than you ever will - for many years, often in actual combat conditions, without killing the wrong people, and surviving. But why bother maintaining any standards at all?

No direct threat? A lot of people will moan and sob and probably even howl should the US impose trade sanctions upon us, or just start buying elsewhere, and start costing jobs. The US does not have to buy thousands of LAVs/Strykers from GD in London (or send them back for major upgrades), for one.

That should be fine, as long as the sunglasses were completely concealed under your beret. Otherwise, somebody one rank or more above you will probably comment unfavourably. Pockets are not just for hands, and most uniforms have a selection from which to choose.

If a QRA facility is struck with aircraft and crews in it, it's incentive for the next crews up to be a bit Qer.

Easily preventable by having the citizenry at least as well armed.

Are you interested in Stratford or London?

Keep checking your bank accounts. You'll know that company is coming soon after they're frozen. And make sure that your drapes are flame-retardant, because flash-bangs.

Let us know who knocks on your door, how many of them there are at both your front and back door, and how early in the morning they knock, within a few days of its arrival.

??? Just because they think so, doesn't make it true.