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Video looks pretty good.

That's only because the intellectually renown international medical symposium has not come up with a suitably translatable English diagnosis for the syndrome you have. You'll get the letter soon, Moe.

Szcep, Every male eventually develops some degree of prostate cancer, as you also noted. So no....it is unlikely to be attributed to related military service.

BTW the direction is dipping of Cbt clothing is to be done under medical supervision, not By the medical people themselves.

There is no issues if you are wearing properly dried treat clothes. Permethrin in liquid form is a neurotoxin, and get enough into you and it will do bad things to you, so avoid getting the liquid on your hands, and then eating a sandwich (its been done, I shit you not). Avoid breathing in the...

Key phrase " some back pain". A very specific type of chronic pain that has a unique set of circumstances to develop the disease. NOT the type of back pain I generally see in our military population.

Article found here: http://www.cjoc-coic.forces.gc.ca/fs-ev/2013/04/19-eng.asp

More from Sun news: http://www.sunnewsnetwork.ca/video/featured/prime-time/867432237001/canadarsquos-winning-warriors/2310892223001

http://www.sunnewsnetwork.ca/archives/sunnews/world/2013/04/20130417-144556.html

Medical resources were consolidated before the CF entered Afghanistan, Apr 2002 IRC. The purpose of this move is above my pay-grade, and reasons for it are still beyond my comprehension. But the spin-offs of this move was to consolidate manpower at the level where CF health care actually takes...

All the above posts have good advice. One thing is that the most important thing to remember when training at over age 40+ is to take appropriate amounts of rest and recovery time, getting good sleep and eat well. Precise amounts are variable based on your fitness level and health, but...

More on this competition, including the list of competing teams, can be found here: http://warriorcompetition.com/Warrior_Competition/Welcome.html

CSOR operators rocking it again on the international stage. http://jordantimes.com/jordanian-teams-win-nine-awards-in-warrior-competition The Jordan Times Jordanian teams win nine awards in Warrior Competition The fifth Warrior Competition concluded on Thursday, with the Jordanian teams...

Interesting question. The gut answer is no: your condition was not compatible with service, therefor you are not fit to serve. But now you are "cured", sooo...... Theoretically, I speculate you could. I would image you would have to redo the entire recruitment process, and provide...

That's pretty much the basic routine for all first line support Med Techs in garrison, as the mission is to provide health care for the masses. And that begins at the opening of the clinic doors, and ending when the last uniformed member walks out. In Petawawa, sick parade can range from the...

Defence Minister Peter MacKay and his wife, Nazanin Afshin-Jam MacKay, announced the birth of their son on Monday. Kian Alexander MacKay is the couple's first child. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/story/2013/04/01/ns-peter-mackay-baby-kian.html

My feelings as well. No one should complain they "have to" take leave, as it is a benefit with full pay. Other occupations would enjoy such a perk to their employment. As leaders, we need to ensure our subordinates have the time off to relax and recharge. Also, we must ensure our subordinates...

Not a bad idea.

I agree completely with this entire post. My point to add is; while it may be desirables for the Army to develop a parachute capable battalion, the RCAF lacks the number airframes to deliver it effectively.

You may ask. Do not expect a positive response, but wierder things have been known to happen.