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Hmm...None of the casings I have here, nor any that I have seen, have a primer like that (not that I have looked that closely. The ones I have here just seem to have a primer that looks like it is just pressed into the casing, the only thing that even resembles a hole of anysort on the primer is...

Ok well I have never done it my self but one of the guys in my unit just made a bell for our mess with one and I believe he said that he set the casing on its base on something solid but with a hole under the primer and used a board of chuck or steel against the blister tube and forced (pounded)...

Do you mean "Does anyone know how to remove a 105 primer from a casing"?

As it says on the hat badge the guns are Ubique (everwhere) at least in one form or another ie: FOO's (or Fire Effects Officers or whatever the new name for them is), they (the guns as a Battery) where in Bosnia from 2000 till we pulled out ( I think those where the dates), but before that I...

Well theres noting like offering a minor alcohol on TV now is there....

I would be willing to guess that it is because a Master in the reserves more often than not has only 3 or 4 years in (relatively no experience) while a reg for one likely has at least 8 or so, therefore why pay us the same as a reg force (more experienced) counterpart...

They are used by the cp crews to print of set up data, check missions etc...At 20 Fd we have built shelves in our Cp's and have the printers strapped to them so they don't fall off during transport to and from the feild and around the field...I am not in the CP but I have been into them to pull...

Yeah there is no way I would be calling anyone to come help...I think I would have walked (Waddled) into the ocean chair and all and "cooled down"...

Bet it hurt finding out he had this problem...Lifting a wooden beach chairs with the boys...

Well the wife seems to think its funny, myself I think someone had way to much time on there hands and thinks he/she is a comedian but shouldn't quit there day job...But hey maybe mu humor mechanism is broken...

I agree no need for us to stoop to there (lowlife) level, the the law, and then the new neighbors/caretakers take care of it for us, no need for any unwanted press attention on the army...

A what?

There are issued scarves (at least there was 9 years ago when I got all my kit) and also balaclavas and neck warmers etc, so we are allowed to wear such things...

I think that is a little out of date as I am class A and after the problem I mentioned above was sorted out they sent me a check for 80% of all expenses except cleanings, so class A are covered but not spouses...

As far as it has been explained to me by my OR staff the answer is "NO" but I do how ever think that it will cover dependants (children) as when I went to make a clam in Sept (the first time in the 8 or so years I have been in) someone along the way instead of opening a new file for me they...

Here is a suggestion, study everything that you learned in High school, then you will have everthing covered and at worst will have refreshed your memory on stuff that didn't happen to be on the test.  Better to study to much than not enough....

Not sure if you realize this or not but you can save the Pam's (they are normally in Adobe) and bring them home and write your lesson plans there, that way this Sunday when you know what you are teaching next weekend you can get the Pam before you leave and not have to worry about it...

The solution lies with the BFG 9000 from DOOM, one shot wipes out all the baddies...  ;)

Ok try this, you have to be on the DIN, go to the AEL (Army Electronic Library) click on "Publications Search" on the left and then select the DSCOE - pub search... I was just shown this method of searching for pubs and have found some electronic copies of pams that we have been looking for for...

Just checked for both my parents last names, dads came up with the right one but my moms didn't...I think there are different ones for different branchs of families, with the same spelling, ie:  McLeod, can also be spelled MacLeod