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I am convinced other companies would pick up the demand.

Not sure where you get your info but this isn’t accurate.

Sure. The MPs response is always that they’ll prioritize a policing call over a base security call. Not quite acceptable from a force protection point of view. The current system is jacked and unless MPs re-prioritize force protection over issuing tickets, the current Force Protection concept...

They’re too busy doing « policing » or patrols, and the MP branch has very little will to do anything related to base security. Also, all elements of Wing Security Forces need to report to the Wing CoC, who is responsible to field an operational force, not some other command with little stake...

But once the requirements were set, the project didn’t hold the company to the requirements and accepted many deviations to accept aircraft. It felt like the project worked more for Airbus than the CAF.

That year, about 25. I am up to approx 35 by now.

When I was doing Test Pilot training, an A380 on its production test flight.

I have not and I have full authority on visits in a hangar where we store sensitive equipment. I don’t have to ask permission to deny them entry (or anyone else).

FTFY

Maybe they didn’t share classified information (but I strongly suspect they did - as soon as you start talking about tactics, you get into the classified realm pretty quickly). But even if they didn’t, they still did something ethically and morally reprehensible: help the enemy fight and defeat...

Amber Heard is interested

Being a good person and being liked are not the same thing. Sometimes, you can explain all you want and people fail to see either your perspective or the « bigger picture ».

Except that leadership is not about being liked. 360s are dangerous because it pressures people to be « nice » to everyone, often at the expense of leading the institution in the right direction.

The first 6 were received between Mid May and Mid June, and IOC was declared on 25 June, not early Oct. Yes, candidate airframes were picked considering, amongst other factors, life left in the structure.

We forced a COT for one of those at my unit. It happens. You're just not always privy to the details, especially when we’re talking administrative processes. Also, there is a difference between a lack of competency, and an integrity problem.

I can, as a CO, 100% order you on a course. I can also order you to complete any task to lead to an authorization. If you fail to get an authorization, I can put you on remedial measures. If I see you’re, on purpose, undermining getting the qualification and authorization, I can charge you...

Feel free to be an AME on the civy street (they do all type of maintenance work - there are no AVNs or AVS) for the same or less money, in big cities where COL is much greater than Cold Lake and in companies that don’t let you play hockey or workout on company time and that expect you to...

Is it more responsibilities, or the same amount of different responsibilities?