The four moosemen of the apocalypse?
But, but... there's no mention of the zombie hoards... and we all know THAT's gonna happen!
Oh yeah... "All hail, Technoviking", blah, blah, blah.
Oh, yeah, made me smile too, and I felt all good about it. Kinda wished it did happen, 'cause that'd be something to see - a guy in a wheelchair giving a yob a good shoeing. ;D
Actually, being as hard as nails as he is (IMHO) he probably could. :salute:
Best thing to do would be to speak to Recruiting personnel in your local Reserve unit.
Pretty much the same as Non-Commissioned. You'd need to get through the Recuiting process, get enrolled, and then pass the required courses (Basic, Phase 1, Phase 2, etc.).
I don't know about nowadays...
Wring your neck in a bit. Look at Occam's profile and see how much time he has in, and re-think your reply.
And yes, I think a Sgt (even a cadet one) should know better.
Yeah, the lack of Corps or Branch pride may have something to do with the overwhelming diversity. I remember when the Admin Clerks were absorbed into the Borg Logistics Branch. I didn't feel good about it.
I understand that there were very good reasons for it, but it nonetheless did kill a...
Would make a great story if true.
Major Peter Norton is in a wheelchair.
And, why on earth would they attend a reception at Buckingham Palace in civilian attire, while wearing medals?
The UK Sun newspaper is a serious tabloid, up there with the journalistic greats of the National Enquirer and...
I missed it all. I blew my back out getting out of bed yesterday morning (yeah, yeah, I'm not a spring chicken anymore, I know...). I didn't get to the Cenotaph, Armoury or anything...
:(
Found this on the EB Facebook page.
http://www.facebook.com/notes/eddie-bauer/remembrance-day-response/158426524198964
We appreciate the feedback we’ve been getting from our Canadian customers about Remembrance Day. We are sensitive to this matter and have adjusted our marketing and...
I don't like it.
But then, take into consideration the fact that I don't like most holiday sales, and the idea of stores being open on Holidays and Sundays in general. I'm just a curmudgeon, I guess...
I know many members of the Corps in British Columbia, and many (or most!) have no military or police experience at all. Quite sad really.
It was the quality of personnel that came from military and policing backgrounds that gave the Corps it's advantage above it's competitors. Now we're just...
I got out in 2000, but unless it's changed, you can start wearing a poppy in uniform on 28 Oct - two weeks prior to Remembrance Day.
It is (was) in the Dress Regs.
Faustus,
Some of the folks here were already serving in the military while you were still filling diapers.
Wring your neck in about "concepts" you think "they'd understand."
...not as tough as Cornwallis was.
Just MHO, of course...
But, considering the attitude you're throwing around, I think you may find it harder than you think. The staff just LOVE guys with attitude...
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