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CoC: Give me your cell number. Bloggins: Here is my home number. CoC: Is that what I asked for? Bloggins: No, but it is good enough. CoC: With your land line can I send a quick text during the work day/at lunch to you if I need you to do something or need to pass some information on when we...

The Cisco stuff is being included in the DP 1.0. All new ACISS will learn it, not just the ISTs. For anyone interested in the update: https://cmcen.files.wordpress.com/2017/05/bil-ltr-to-rccs-apr-171.pdf

So you're asking for the reference that says pers have to obey lawful commands?

you may be interested in this: http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudeau-impaired-driving-changes-1.4069889 From the article:

What do you intend to grieve? You agreed to do X by time Y. You failed to do so. You unit has the option of granting you until Y + 1 year. They chose not to. Just because an extension may be granted does not mean that it will be, needs to be, or should be. Why should they believe you when you...

While they work closely with the Int branch they are not part of it. Comms Research is part of the C&E branch.

Two things: 1. Listen to what Abdullah said; and 2. For help with your running drop by the Running Room. They have running classes designed to get you from the couch to your goal. Whether that is 5k or triathlon

I don't know what you are trying to prove with your link. Except for one throw away sentence at the end of the AG's link there is no mention of Reserve pay. DND didn't even acknowledge it. The entirety of the rest of your quotes were about Reservists getting too much class B time. The AG said...

Man, how do you expect to get an education with your condition? Right now the military medical system is doing what it can to help you and providing you with a paycheck so you can support yourself. If they exhaust all options you will be medically released and there is a system in place to...

I don't really see how useful these would be. The only things they will fit on are LSVWs, milcots and G-rides. Even a scaled up version would be incompatible with our heavier vehicles as the rear axles are much to close. I'm not even sure I would like to use these on a G-wagon. They look like...

Shhh... be quiet. If the reserves find out we have trucks they'll want some too.

If you live on the economy (not in shacks) you get PLD. In Edmonton PLD is $684 or $513 if you live with someone else in the military. To make financial sense to live in shacks, the cost to live in the shacks (shack rent + storage rental for your stuff + the PLD you will not be entitled to) has...

I hardly think doing something twice in 150 years constitutes a tradition.

Was this guy a former armored soldier? Or just talking out his ass? While I am not Armoured, I am posted to an Armoured unit. I am 6'3" and see plenty of guys taller than me around the unit.There are also quite a few dudes with significantly more girth than me. I don't think the driver's hole...

Yes, there is going to be a Recce version of the LAV 6 showing up in the next year or so. It is designated the LRSS, unfortunately I don't remember what it stands for. Having talked to some guys in the know (I am currently posted to a Recce Sqn) it's new surveillance gear is supposed to be...

I haven't been on PAT in a few years but I think Combats would be a pretty good guess.

I am very much looking forward to an exasperated Maint Sgt giving a safety brief to the Sqn the Thursday after some guy has the bright idea that standing the tire up and rolling it off the top of the vehicle would be a great time saver.

The back of the vehicle is taken up by the engine. About half way back sits the rear sentry and they have a hatch. You can see where the sentry sits in one of the pictures I have (tried to) attached. The other shows the hatch open, it is immediately behind the RWS.

If that were true we would not have a military. Let alone one equipped with assault rifles, tanks, fighter jets and the like. Killing is unfortunate and something we should avoid when possible. However, if you truly believe killing is never required, may I suggest the CAF is not the place for you.

No, Sig Os are transferred frequently, exposing them to a wide range job responsibilities and command styles. The Army places a lot of value on people having a wide knowledge base. That way, if a Sig O becomes a unit commander they will have experienced most of the jobs below them and seen how...