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After several attempts, I managed to log on and found my letter too

I get the feeling that upandatom works for VAC.

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That video is from August 2015, it was a campaign promise. Nothing new.

I saw Hyena Road last Friday with a buddy of mine who has been out for almost 20 years. We both enjoyed the movie even though there were a few goofy moments. Overall, a good film.

U.S. army Captain to receive Medal of Honor for actions in Afghanistan. http://www.army.mil/article/156956/Groberg_to_receive_Medal_of_Honor_for_actions_in_Afghanistan/

I agree with the majority of the comments already made. However, I do believe that a quality headlamp is invaluable.

I bought and read Semrau's book mainly to support him. I found the story interesting, believable and familiar. Written by a soldier, not a professional writer. I still support him and encourage others to buy it.

I'm really curious too. I have read the same thing. The closest I ever saw were a few army cadet units that wore them back in the 80's. The Winnipeg Grenadier cadets come to mind.

Pagan is listed as PAG. Sounds like you are good to go.

My answer to the original question, NOT ENOUGH

http://forces.tv/91144343

What Branch/Corps/Regiment does this fella belong to?

If you live in Canada and are a Canadian, look no further then our own Canadian Armed Forces. A all volunteer, professional military with a great history and recent combat experience.

Another great example of a journalist who didn't take his time to fact check anything before he rolled film. This time though, I really enjoyed the paranoid slant. Hopefully we get another episode.

Our military vehicles are actually green. Haven't been camo in a long time.

Roger, Prince Andrew wore his on his CF DEU and Cdn wings because it was the equiv. some people seem to get away with wearing US wings above their name tag. The COR of the PPCLI wears his, for example. We used to wear a pair above our name tags in The Regiment, but sometimes were challenged on...

Right shoulder, believe 2" below shoulder seam.

There were times in Afghanistan, yes, OTW, that we didn't wear body armor. It's not the norm, but does happen.

No worries. If you have any other questions, feel free to PM. All the best.