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24 volt system (actually 12 and 24 volt systems - especially needed for comms installation), electric slave cable outlet, blackout lights, trailer pintle hook and electrical harness, brushguards, CARC paint, . . .

Huh? Usually, especially on these means, "mobilization" is automatically connected to military manpower requirements (e.g., conscription). However, military conscription was only one part of the National Resources Mobilization Act, 1940 that gave the government the power to ". . . do and...

That is a constitutional requirement. Read the Newfoundland Act part of the constitution.

Connection? Omnipol (the Czech company that Roshel has partnered with) is a leading defence company but they don't seem to have a division that makes armored vehs. The Czechs (like most countries) would prefer that their weapons be made locally, so if there was an existing chassis from a Czech...

The USN have a lot of warrant officers. One of the most recent occupations introduced is Air Vehicle Pilot. https://www.mynavyhr.navy.mil/Career-Management/Community-Management/Officer/Active-OCM/LDO-CWO/Air-Vehicle-Pilot/ Other occupations...

Something us oldtimey medical types saw a lot of in the days of Mid East and Cyprus missions. https://eng.lsm.lv/article/society/health/11.07.2024-sti-prevalence-in-latvia-grows-health-authorities-stress-safe-sex.a561125/ One aspect of Cyprus that hasn't changed in the many decades since I was...

There are school boards based on the footprint of municipalities, but they are not subordinate to municipal government. In most cases (I'm most familiar with AB) boards are responsible directly to the provincial government and though the usual method of "school tax" is by a complementary mill...

It would have interfered with his schooling at Oxford (MPhil and DPhil - economics) and the wooing of his British wife (also an Oxford student, and ice hockey player - Oxford has hockey teams :unsure:). Though he would have been three years more mature at that hypothetical election than the...

Huhhuh

One perspective. https://www.navalreview.ca/wp-content/uploads/public/vol15num2/vol15num2art2.pdf

I didn't realize that transportation technology had changed that much in the six years since the requirement to permit Congresspersons access to ICE detention facilities was included in the appropriations acts. https://crow.house.gov/transparency/ice-accountability-report

Probably more often than not. Especially when facts are inconvenient.

I would not be surprised by poor administration in reserve units during the time frame that your husband served. I was the CO of a reserve unit for a short period around that time. The reason there seems to be something odd about the story is that the process to release someone from the...

For clarification - was he in the Canadian military?

Seems to be a problem wherever it is really, really cold. https://arctic-russia.ru/en/article/arctic-fuel-depot-engineers-battling-the-cold/

Thank you for your volunteerism. My bias favouring the Sally Ann over the CRC goes back to serving in Germany during the Frigid Fracas (Cold War :cool:) and from speaking to some veterans of WW2. Generally their accounts were usually about the Salvation Army being more willing to get closer to...

The law, as I quoted it, seems clear. In addition to Members of Congress the following can "poke around". The only limitation for "employee of" is ". . . a facility described in subsection (a) . . ." is An imperfect search of that Consolidated Appropriations Act (and similar in subsequent...

The "law" that gives Members of Congress access for purposes of oversight as per the guidance on ICE's website (it predates the incident at the New Jersey detention facility). https://www.ice.gov/leadership/ocr/facility-visits However, I would dispute that the arrest of charges against...

It's a two for one story - could also be in the lawyers behaving badly thread. The cop's stepfather, a lawyer specializing in workers comp, was also arrested for assisting her.