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There were complaints that they weren't made, just can't please everyone.  ::)

Here in N.S. they purposely did not make plates that had the letters F-A-G even though they were the next letters to come out. So there was some forward thinking here by some one.

:goodpost: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAryFIuRxmQ&feature=player_detailpage milpoints in bound

I'm Armour spent most of my time on tanks Wanted to be Heavy Equipment Engineer back in the day when it was a separate trade................got told I wasn't big enough to do the maintenance on the Vehicles :dunno:

10. AS COMMANDER RCN, I PRAISE AND THANK ALL WHO HAVE SERVED PREVIOUSLY: I AM MOST REASSURED BY THE NUMBERS WHO WISH TO DEMONSTRATE THEIR CONTINUED LOVE FOR AND LOYALTY TO THEIR NAVY. HOWEVER, AS COMMANDER I MUST ALSO BE MINDFUL OF THE SERVING MEMBERS OF THE DAY AND THAT THEY, ABOVE ALL OTHERS...

Maybe he is Amish  ::)

Really?  :o

I can't believe that they would be able to talk about PBJ sandwiches to start with? What if some one is allergic and has a reaction to it?  ::)

Getting back on topic though, can I expect to get any of this training during my three years Basic Parachutist Probable not Mountain Warfare Probable not Instructional Techniques no First Aid yes Rappelmaster definitely not not Unarmed Combat basic concepts  Nuclear, Biological and Chemical...

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Then you'd get back and rear party would complain about how many duties they did while you were gone, and want the guys coming home to take over immediately. One of the RSM in the Strat's put in routine orders that rear party would continue to do duties till 2 weeks after the unit returned and...

couple of months ago

The same happened with the Halifax Rifles. The 4th Canadian infantry division was made up of GGFG,  CGG, Hal Rif, and G&SF. The were rolled over in to Tank Regiments and became 4th Can Armour Div. Then in 43 it was decided that there was a need for more Tankers than Tank Regiments and the Hal...

Our BG RSM told us we could wear what we want as long as it didn't look to far out of place. Plus we are doing a lot of work in small groups spread all over the AOR.

JFM the other up side to staying in reserves while going to school is that 1) they pay money towards yours schooling 2) they will employ you in the summer so there is no need to look for a job, 3) you can start on your officer training in the summer if you can get with a unit that will take you...

Got mine from Andre's in 08 when I was promoted to Sgt it was $1200 no boots or spurs

Fixed that for you, you should really spell obscure words correctly so us unwashed heathens can google it easier to find its meaning  ::) plus it makes your attempt to look smart.............not so much  ;)

Passing the BFT did the same thing with the PER except there was no exempt................unless you were a support trade and went base side the next year. Which comes back to the original point about not needing to be in great shape to pass the BFT every year and get that extra point.

I've done the take off and put routine in the past but that was in Armoured Vehicles and I was rarely getting on and off. How ever since I've been doing soft skin/up armoured vehicle recce I've taken to wearing it all the time and need to find something that works better than the issued TAC vest...

How about cleaners in the shack we use have to clear our own barracks when I first got in and our own lines at K19. Another way to cut cost is to get rid of spec pay  :worms: