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No dramas mate .... just a gentle reminder for the photos. I still enjoy seeing photos of activities from the "old country". Cheers, from the great white north.

Must have one hellava hangover mate..... still no photos ;)

RIP Mate......

Not something I would have expected to happen in Oz........ 'Tis absolutely disgusting for this kind of complaint to happen in Canada or Oz....

Awesome news and very much welcomed!!! I have had the honour of working along side members of the US military (Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines) in various capacities and I know the insurgents are in for a tough time with the combined efforts in the province.

I tend to agree on this...... If the more experienced guys were trying to take the task then kudos to them..... Let the new guys participate and learn as well.....

Ahhhh Bundy Rum...... I've introduced it to a few of my mates here during ANZAC day services...... There are a few places here in Calgary that stock the square bottle with the polar bear!!!!

Congrats Mate...... There is an ADM worn here in Calgary too......... ;)

It is a similar process here. The nominator prepares the package and submits it eg. to the Govenor Generals Office. The nominator is requested to NOT inform the nominee. The incident is investigated and considered by a review board, if the board decides the incident is worthy of recognition the...

It was in reply to a post by George Wallace.... maybe I should have quoted him...... still quite new to the forums thing......

I received a letter from the Govenor Generals Office (Australia) informing me that I was being considered for an award, in the letter I was asked to reply with my acceptance of the award or notification that I would prefer not to accept it ...... My bad for guessing the member would have a say...

IMHO I think the medal is a good idea. I also understand those that wish to retain the wound stripe. By having a medal, retired members now have the option to display the recognition for having been wounded when they attend Rememberance Day Services, ANZAC Day, Funerals etc..... I see the...

IMHO, Go the Reserve route... The RCMP, like any police agency, will want you to have life experience and would be unlikely to hire you straight out of school. So, after having served as an MP for a few years and with some luck a tour under your belt.... Apply then. As far as transfers across go...

Thanks I6, I'm going to guess that the hammer up version will accomodate both methods of carry?...hammer up or down, a better choice in the event one actually has a choice??? Cheers

G'day All, Just looking on the Safariland website and they show two versions of the 6004 for the Browning HP:6004-76-121 and 6004-1376-121. The latter has a note saying it is for carriage with the hammer down.... is this the version most folks deploying are choosing...