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It appears the people who have got the no-go calls did not make the cut off for attending aircrew selection, and thus will not be part of the selection boards. Someone in my class received such a call and was advised that competition is especially competitive this year, and to reapply next year...

To the best of my understanding, they have done away with the occupational groupings and are offering specific occupations. I enrolled last summer and the group I was with were assigned occupational groupings, but just before Christmas everyone had received their specific occupations. As for...

I also had my offer for pilot before I completed my aircrew selection. I found out March 9th and then was sent to aircrew two weeks later. When I went to pick up the kit the week before I left, my file  manger kindly looked at me and said "You've got through the recruitment phase, and you've got...

Sounds like everyone is getting MOSIDs. We received a mass email today for my area.

The difference, feelghood, is that you were assigned a trade for ROTP, which means they are hiring you for some time down the road (If it's your first year of university, 4 years from now, etc). The trade is still closed, and they are still not hiring anyone for this year.

@foxtrot: My appointment was for 830 and I told work I'd be back by 1000. I think I finished the CFAT around 1030 and found out my results by 1100. Then an opening for the medical came up. I never made it work that day. @Tom_Swift: I would suggest getting that application in ASAP. I handed...

I've heard conflicting reports, but having just talked to recruiter, it appears flight costs are no longer covered.

If you were to be accepted for ROTP, they would subsidize your tuition and related fees, but not the flight training. UWO's CAM is the only fully subsidized flight degree.

They were both almost in tears as my bus left, but I'm sure they're doing fine. I've heard of some of the things the RMC'ers are doing during Delta Week and I must admit I'm a tadbit jealous of S & M.

I am currently recovering from the Champlague and Death by Powerpoint. Echo Flight was so good we got donuts.  8)

Do you CiviU St Jean kids have to spend a week at your ASU? I report into my ASU on Tuesday and head to RMC for the 12th.

That's a good possibility, George. She was holding the bible in her left hand, without the right hand raised, and it's very likely what you described happened. I know when it was me, I went on autopilot and only the pictures made it evident. I've been trying to recall if we were told before hand...

I just had a question of curiosity. I was sworn in this past weekend and when the act was being performed, anyone being sworn in had their right hand on the bible and their left hand raised. Was this backwards? I've heard from a few people that it should have been the other way around. Anyone...

@Marshall - My letter states I'll find out from the CDA (?) where I'll be going (St. Jean or Kingston) after talking to my ULO. I enroll on Saturday and have all the paperwork to do on Thursday, so I'm hoping to find more then. My letter does not give a date of when it is, but the joining...

Recruiting Center: CFRC London Regular/Reserves: Regular Officer/NCM: Officer (ROTP, Civvie-U CAM) Trade Choice 1: Pilot Trade Choice 2: Trade Choice 3: Application Date: Dec 12, 2008 First Contact: Dec 16, 2008 CFAT: Jan 7, 2009 Medical: Jan 7, 2009 Interview: Jan 8, 2009 Merit Listed: ? Job...

The show was great! Wish the clouds would have disappeared so we could see some high alititude work. I was alittle disappointed that the F15's only did a low pass fly over and then left. My favourite parts were the Hornet blasting overhead (multiple times!) and the A-10's circling their prey...

If you didn't know Detroit was just across the river, you'd have no idea it even existed based on how the announcers were talking. They really tried to make it purely Canadian. The F-18 did a clean, then a dirty fly-by, followed with a vertical burner. It was nice to see. Twas a beautiful day...

Even though I'll be entering year 2, I have to pay both year 1 + year 2's flight costs, so I better be getting something for that money! (Hopefully the CF picks up the year 1 costs  :o). To this point I've only ever flown a 172 so I'm looking forward to trying out the Diamonds.

Just found out I've been accepted into CAM, most likely into year 2. What a load of stress off my shoulders! Now to get the official paperwork all cleared up. Anyone here going into year 2 in September? On that note, to any CAM students... has anyone had or know someone who went in with their...

Looks like pure Diamond's.