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The reality is that women can fit in clothes made for men, men can't fit in clothes made for women. I remember Star Trek The Next Generation tried to come up with a gender neutral dress that male actors would wear. I don't think it lasted past the first season. I could just see all the...

I mean, that isn't exactly new.

https://www.cnn.com/us/live-news/national-guard-chicago-portland-trump-10-06-25?post-id=cmgfs3x71000a356n8vyb46b6 Apparently, troops from the Texas NG are on the way to Chicago.

https://www.cbc.ca/newsinteractives/features/robert-land-academy Not overly surprising.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planetary_parade

Or everyone wears a kilt. Also, women do not have the option of wearing a skirt in Scottish regiments. Everyone wears the same thing.

It's only a shirt if you wear something under it.

For Ontario at least, unless they are using use of force guards, the policy is likely hands off and report. The vast majority of security in Ontario are not allowed to go hands on unless someone is actively in danger, and even then they will often have policies that will prevent them from doing...

From my understanding based on this thread that is what will happen based on the repurposing and renumbering of the divisions. When is this supposed to happen? (I'm assuming right before a Remembrance Day so the whole Army can try and figure out the new division patches at the same time).

So 3 Div HQ is moving from Edmonton to Montreal, and 2 Div HQ is moving from Montreal to Edmonton?

Personally, I just wouldn't bother showing up, but I would also never join a union.

Considering that cellphones and the internet were invented in the early 1970s, unless someone is 104 or older, cellphones and the internet have been around for more of their life than they weren't. The reality is that it is getting more and more difficult to communicate with someone who chooses...

Well, their policies are that their staff are not allowed to intervene in a theft. From what I understand, it many cases they won't even bother to report it to the police.

So, where is the Reg Division and the Support Division going to be based out of?

I can't wait for the "I, by the way, you need to be in Montreal tomorrow." Also, I guess we are seeing some of the barriers between Anglophones and Francophones being broken. The current divisional alignment does reduce the amount of interaction meaning that someone who only speaks one language...

And yet the reserves still has a paper-based pay system.

Blackdown is another one. I've been staff on multiple weekend BMQs that have stayed in those tents/shelters without heat. I remember on workup for the G20 someone in leadership got annoyed that troops hanging out in the heated bathrooms that direction came down that we were not allowed to set...

People are throwing the word change around without actually telling us what it is going to be for us.

So if they are looking to make the reserves more self sufficient and are talking about switching units roles, does that potentially mean that we are looking at a few infantry units converting to service battalions?

I wonder if any of the Scottish regiments are following this as a source for new feather bonnets.