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Thank you Blackhawk, for the vote of confidence. I find myself fixated on the recruitment now. I‘m quite surprised at how quickly I was able to do the psychological "shift" from my comfy civie job to something that may actually make a difference in the lives of many people, including myself and...

Thanks Wes! Yes, I am lucky. These past few months I‘ve been asking myself why the frig I hadn‘t done this sooner. Everything happens for a reason I suppose. I‘ll certainly post my goings-on. Regards from an icy Ottawa, Cath

Good point Blackhawk. Also, no offense intended; It takes a lot of thought and consideration before joining. It‘s not about slinging a gun on your back and playing in the mud. It‘s about being Canadian. You‘re a soldier first and foremost. The education, training, and the career are a privelege...

BMQ is indeed 10 weeks long; they say in St. Jean, P.Q. but not always. There is a chance that they could send you to B.C. As far as I know from the recruiting office, SQ is another 10 weeks for Reg force before you actually go off to do your MOC.

Thanks Bloggins, to be honest with you, basic doesn‘t worry me at all. I‘m very disciplined now (for a civie, I guess)and in excellent physical shape. Joining at this age is a positive for me. I‘ve lived a lot of years in my years and you can look at this a thousand ways to Sunday. Maybe I‘ll be...

Thanks for the vote of confidence, Greg,best of luck to you as well. They did offer me a post with Volksturm, I‘m seriously considering it with the Alzeimers and all and they told me that they could offer me quarters in a nursing home, it‘s a great offer, lmao! Actually, contrary to popular...

Hi I‘m a 45 year old woman whom is now in the process of joining the army. Iknow it‘s kinda late in life and most of you are younger I was just wondering if there are any other persons in the same boat. I‘ve done all of the paper work now next week I‘ll be doing the apptitude test then the...