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It's great to hear that you are interested in the RCAC programme.  With previous training it "should" be possible for you to accelerate your level to possibly silver star(level 3).  Testing at the corps you join will determine your level.  At 15 you can take the level 4 (gold star) test, however...

OK.  This may suprise you but lanyards are actually made from a well know craft called macrame.  It is primarily used in potting plant hangers.  The type you see hanging on front porches from the ceiling.  If you look close you will see that they are one and the same.  Good news for you though...

Looks like you and I were cadets around the same time Inch.  Same for me when I was in.  What is ADP 201??  Thanks for all the info from everyone.  Getting what I was looking for here. Cheers!! :cdn: The Army Guy

OK.  I can see your point about that.  I was just curious.  Thanks for letting me know. Cheers!! :cdn: The Army Guy

Thanks Franko.  This was the type of reply I was looking for.  Do you know if the swords are covered in the CF manual of Drill and Ceremonial??  Please let me know if anyone has any info on this. Cheers!!! :cdn: The Army Guy

Instead of complaining about how 'bad' cadets is, get out there and enjoy it, take what you can from it, learn what you can, and then, if you really want to be in the army...go to your local recruiting center and sign up (like I did). Get what you can out of cadets. If you are all for joining...

Well I would have to say that sums up the way I feel about the CIC as well.  Thanks for the comment King.  Glad to have you back from vacation.  I may be new here, but I have been with the CIC for a while now and I have seen both sides of the coin.  I was a young and cocky ex cadet.  Then I...

OK.  So to get back on track here, I believe that we were discussing combat clothing at the LHQ.  I was with a unit last TRG year and we did receive a memo from our DET.(EOA)  The just of it was that combat clothing would NOT be worn on regular TRG nights for any reason other than "field" TRG. ...

Just wondering what you all think, or know about this subject.  When I was a cadet in the 80's/90's we had swords.  However we also had cadet officer ranks.  Any info about this would be most welcome. Thanks to all. CHEERS :cdn: THE ARMY GUY

Scott There is a standard for the CIC to achieve the rank of Capt.  You need to be in for 5 years and time must be spent at all previous ranks based on training and courses taken.  The candidates must also PASS courses provided for their TRAINING so that they can move through the ranks. ...