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Seriously dude.... ::) So now there's a CATO on what I can and can't call a friendship in my corp. But anyway, thanks to the Movie Ted it's now Thunder Buddies. (Just for jokes)

Good friend from my corp. I just like to call it battle buddies.

I remember my Battle Buddy tell me that himself and some of his tent mates brought like 2-3 roles of duck tape, and taped another cadet to the bunk, while he was sleeping.

The Training year is over. The Joining Instruction say that during IN Clearance: "Completed Form TD1, available from Canada Revenue Agency or Canada Post outlets, if not previously filed with RCSU Central, or if changing a currently filed TD1" ...is to be completed and must be carried with...

Surplus store probably has a few CF DEU shirts you can purchase, not sure how cheap they'd be. Checked some surplus stores, to no avail. I wanted to find some Reservists in Toronto willing to order a new shirt from logistik unicorp and then have myself pay them for the cost of the shirt and...

Ok so i did the test with the Magic eraser, and the 9-10 month old rust stain is almost gone. The CLR - Magic eraser combo works. I also used some Oxi-Clean. Thanks Guys!

Do we have to fill out a TD1 (Personal Tax Credits Return) forms? And if so what would i put down as my "Employment number", is it my PRIN/SVC NBR?

Hey, I finally got accepted for staff at Blackdown, after everything I went through into getting the position my last road block was getting to the base. Thing is my entire family is going to be in New York City when i leave for camp(Sad I know), and I'm stuck with finding transportation by...

For anyone getting around to actually read this post. I just thought it would be appropriate to post this up since I am in a position to get help.  And i'm also taking into account that the last posts were appox- a year old. I'll stop posting.

I need to find one of those. And will do.  :salute:

Thanks.  :salute: Last smiley. I'm starting to abuse these buggers.

Haha no. Just made me look back, and realize that I was talking out of my ass. :facepalm:

I was wondering if there is anything in the CATO's pertaining to the use of regimental collar dogs and shoulder titles by cadets. Recently i haven't been able to access the CATO's because it's been transferring me to a log in page for what I assume is fortress. I am wondering because I want to...

It's kinda late. But chin ups, push ups do lot's and lot's and lot's, Run, and lower body training. You don't want to break a leg on landing. If anyone else wants advice, my cousin was on course with the US Army, but like i said broke his leg. But i could possible get advice on training for yea.

I have been convinced. Just wish I didn't go in balls deep... Mods any chance of you guys helping me out and deleting some unruly comments of mine?  :crybaby:

Well the training year has already ended. So unless i can track down the QM's number i'm stuck with it. Also I tried CLR, it dulled the stain, so it's not too noticeable but it did not completely remove the stain. But i know it works if you find the rust stains early.

Well the word Airborne means "Something carried by the Air" and a operation could be me just picking something up down the road. A better word to use would Parachuting. And by "Airborne Operation" I was not referring to a military wartime OP. If you know where i'm getting at. I'm just having...

Point is. It's out of their element. Also it's a Canadian Forces qualification not a cadet qualification, so in a sense it is training for airborne operations, which could just basically mean, jumping from a C-130 from 800m, with a 150 ruk, rifle, and then run to a designated point a mile  or...

haha. I might just try CLR.  Thanks for the help guys  :salute:

Problem is. What do Army Cadets have that is exclusive to them. And i believe there is a difference between getting your jump wings in order to partake in Airborne operations and bailing from a plane in an emergency. If anything, air cadets could possible take part in training for bailing from a...