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You SHOULD worry about proper technique (or form as some call) with push ups (anything really) to ensure you don't grind your shoulders into dust. I won't say there is a right/wrong way, but there is definitely an optimal way and a suboptimal way to do push up. Dr. Kelly Starrett has made some...

Asked and answered yet again. Locked.

The writer of that article claims to be former military, I guess he never served in one of those Scot or Irish regiments  ::) If he had then he would know, that some (many) of those regiments formed as a result of local grassroots movement to get that particular regiment. For example the 48th...

Actually this happened in the 7th Toronto RCA, 2008-2011? RSM Rosa, was a supply tech, started with the 48th, moved across the parade square, and was basically on full time class B with the guns, and progressed up the ranks (supply tech) to CWO and was appointed the RSM of the regiment. /tangent

Merged both of your (redundant) topics, don't make any more unless they are substantially different from what you have already posted. HM

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There is a difference in what jobs they get, but that applies to every unit. Sometimes it seems like one unit is getting all the Gucci tasks, and your own unit is getting shafted.  Again not something within your control, and ebbs and flows with who is working in the Ops cell of the unit, how...

As far as I know google still works which is way I mentioned the specific DAOD being DAOD 5019-8. And yes as mentioned above, if you are having financial issues and worried about what may/or may not be accessible to your creditors, you should be consulting advice from qualified folks in the real...

The QOR also have a jump tasking, but as others have mentioned, lineage and history are quite different, some examples off the top of my, the QOR had a VC winner, participated in D-Day, and at one point had a Regular Force Battalion in the 50s.  The 48th are a Highland unit, so dress uniforms...

Mine was well over a year, release processed with effective date in Feb 2013, got my cheque in Sept 2014 ::)

I already gave you, your answer, and that particular thread is already full of examples.  Do not spam the boards, and do not post any more new threads about this topic, this is your only warning. Locked. HM army.ca staff

First, your grammar and spelling are atrocious, you will use proper English (or French) grammar and spelling on this site.  That is not a request, we are not your friends here and this isn't your Facebook wall. Second, you can find my personal opinion insulting all you want, I don't frankly...

21 pages http://army.ca/forums/threads/294.0.html Start reading, and do a better job searching before posting Locked.

Do more research, there is plenty of information here and on the internet.  The Forces.ca website has videos, of what each trade does post BMQ.  You didn't look hard enough, and I won't let people spoon feed you Locked. HM army.ca staff

I am sure if you dredge the archives here from the late 90's early 2000s, there are similar articles. In fact it always seems to be the same themes recurring over and over.

You couldn't post because this topic is locked.  It is locked because it is 26 pages long, and it's the same questions and answers over and over.  I suggest you start reading...from the beginning.

It's not that far fetched, the amenities on some of the largest cruise liners boggle the mind. I wouldn't be surprised if one day there is a ski hill on a cruise ship, or super-yacht.

You obviously do no understand there is a training difference.  BMOQ is not a "redo" of BMQ it is a different course altogether, hence why it is called Basic Military OFFICER qualification.  Officers are expected and trained to be leaders the moment they receive their commission, Privates are...

They are accredited, and I have met quite a few American soldiers here, that have taken/are taking studies through AMU.  They are both private, so the tuition fees are astronomical. As far as his "expert" status, I have discovered through some of the books I have been reading that it is really...

First yellow, you answered your own question. Second yellow, the vetting is done by CSIS.  Information on what they do, and how they do it is something even CFRC's are not privy to and therefore it is definately not publicly releasable information. There is no one in a similar situation as...