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Lucky, my flight mate fought it all year. Finally went through a week or two ago. Hurray for paperwork

Technically you would not be accepted as a second year most likely (I have several class mates including myself with prior university credits) What will happen is that you will be accepted as a first year, given a Prior Learning Assessment Report where your transfer credits will be evaluated...

The F-35 will come fully equipped. That is radar, ECM, etc. That stock price for the Super Hornets is for a gutted hornet with no systems installed. Once you purchase all the extras you need, then integrate them, the Super Hornet comes out to much more per aircraft that the F-35, for an older...

I wouldn't worry about it

I would argue that since we do not know what shape this 6th generation fighter will take, or when it will be fielded, we cannot know what our needs will be capability wise in the interim, assuming Canada can afford to purchase another airframe in the semi distant future. Better to have an...

Sounds like my RMC paycheck

Your prior training will be PLARed. Then they will let you know what equivalences you have earned. Some bypass BMOQ straight to CAP.

Experience seems to say that RMC does not accept AP or IB credits. Had a lot of class mates trying to get credit for such things, but with little to no success.

Writing papers, counting the hours till spring break.

Well that argument makes absolutely no sense. If they don't have bullets then not having the guns in the home will do nothing for accidents, as you can't have a negligent discharge if you don't have a loaded gun.

You may officially be the coolest dad ever.  :o

That's fake right? If not, I would also like an explanation.

Boy, that would not be kind on the paint job. However, with the engines mounted high on a c-17, as shown in the video, very little would get kicked up by reverse thrust. Most dust and debris comes off the wheels.

I was overweight, and just barely passed the other parts of the CF express, I got 100kg on the grip test, It's simple don't worry

How many did the forces mobilize to Toronto during that op? Was the scale exaggerated or was it as huge as the media made it out to be.

As a civy pilot/ flight instructor I can see how that part would screw with a guy coming from a civy flight background. I'd probably mess that up myself the first few times.

It was obviously a sarcastic joke. He was light-heartedly saying, "Don't worry about what degree you have. You will be trained sufficiently in your field." Boy is this a tough crowd or what.

Absolutely right. The soft soles just don't have that satisfying BANG that a good hard soled Mk3 combat boot does.

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Had one of those as the work truck. A good rig. I like the dodge better though. Less plastic