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Interesting scenarios, but what would be your understanding if an indivdiual left the Reg F after 37 years (no longer paying pension) and cannot pay into either the reserve or regular pension any more, then gets a 3 year Cl B contract, still does not pay into pension and the service time does...

I don't have an official answer for you, but  when I was stationed overseas as a Sgt with the US Navy, I always saluted the US officers.  Mind you I was also saluted a lot as well because my dress was tans which, in the US Navy, is Officer's (and CPO) dress.  With the gold coloured writing of...

However, in those 6 years, 41 CBG did create a company of the Loyal Eddies up in Yellowknife.

I recollect while serving on the Onondaga, a fire drill was held in the galley just as the LS was in the midst of preparing  supper.  The fire suppressent was accidentally discharged and some of it got into the spaghetti and sauce.  Not sure whether the cook knew that the spag and sauce had been...

Oh right, I  neglected to mention that he had both the memo from the unit and his LFCPFS form annotated that he could do the sport.  These were provided with the memo from the Base Commander saying that these are the authorized sports under his command as part of the RFC request. However, as I...

You got it Count DMC, each case will have its own unique circumstance and I had a recent Reserve Force Compensation (RFC) issue I had to deal with (To keep privacy but to provide information I have removed the team sport played. However, it was not an extreme activity).  The Class A...

...and hair styling vs haircuts.

Except for COATS and Rangers, current regulations state that retirement age for Reg and Res is 60.  COATS can stay to age 65 and Rangers can stay as long as necessary until Elders or local custom dictate otherwise.  Hopefully your 65 year old subordinate is in either the COATS or the Rangers.

The following link on the DIN has all OutCan postings for all Log Offrs and dates when they are open: http://hr.ottawa-hull.mil.ca/dgmc/engraph/APS_e.asp

My military service, directly and indirectly, has offerred me the opportunity to travel around the world and I have now been to all the continents, having visited Antarctica and South America in February and March this year.

Para 9 of the Dress Manual states the following: Ref:  A-AD-265-000/AG-001 CHAPTER 2 POLICY AND APPEARANCE SECTION 1 DRESS POLICY AUTHORIZED UNIFORMS 9. CF members are allocated environmental identity and uniformed according to the functional branch to which they belong, with each branch...

I have found in the past that usually when you explain to the Post Office fully that you are on leave from another location and that you need an official stamp to put on your leave pass to state that you were there and what the purpose of it is for, although slighltly bemused, they have had no...

Have fun and don't set the US Air Force hangar on fire like one of your predecessors did a few years ago.

As of 15 Jun 10, there are 24,721 delinquent PER's. You can check to see if your PER is in Ottawa by going to the following DWAN link and clicking PER Reports:  http://hr.ottawa-hull.mil.ca/dgmc/engraph/CFPAS_home_e.asp?Opensub=64

The intranet link to Monitor Mass is here:  http://armyonline.kingston.mil.ca/CLS/143000440015377/MM_USER_GUIDE_2_1_8_.PDF and, as alluded to in earlier posts, it is a very good system if all chain of command are using and inputting information.  The leave and personal activity module is...

QR&O 19.42 – CIVIL EMPLOYMENT (1) Subject to paragraph (3), no officer or non-commissioned member on full-time service shall engage in any civil employment or undertaking that in the opinion of the member’s commanding officer:     (a) is or is likely to be detrimental to the interests of...

Specialties for Log below.  HRM requirements further below. Amended Date: 2004/02/01 MOS ID: 00328 Approval Date: 2001/01/01  Logistics LOG Special Force (Mobilization) 00328.3.N.01 Logistics – Air [LOG – AIR] 00328.3.N.02 Logistics – Land [LOG – LAND] 00328.3.N.03 Logistics – Sea...

Available to those who have DIN: http://hr.ottawa-hull.mil.ca/dgmp/dpgr/engraph/specifications/report_occ_e.asp?sec=2&mosid=00328

The BC Civil Liberties Association screened the film in Nov 2009 as part of its film festival.  http://2010observers.bccla.org/2009/11/16/bccla-film-festival-adds-operation-gamescan-76/

I have had a few civilian friends complete their Masters through Royal Roads University.  They all spoke quite highly of the institution having completed their grad degree through both DL and residency phases.  With it being a former military school, it seems to have some of its programs still...