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University Liaison Office, Basically he's the clerk that take care of your files.

If you go to Mount Allison we'll have the same ULO, we  might see each other one day.

Back to the original topic, I simply don't think there is anything you can do to be prepared for basic training, no matter how much information you can get from this site, you are going to make mistake and then you will have to adapt. Trust your instructors, they will tell you everything you...

I am talking about facts, studies that were made by observing and experimenting in the real world. It is common knowledge that by doing situps with weight you risk injuries, not necessarily a major injury, it could be simply a tendinitis. I am not the one who said that it will affect you in your...

I said risk, not guarantee of injury. This isn't just my opinion though, I already asked my professors at the university (I study in Kinesiology) about situps and the advice they gave me was basically not to do any situps but to do different types of crunches (ex crunches on the ground, on a...

I would't recommend doing situps with a dumbell beacuse of the risk of injury, I would recommend more doing them in mass using different positions but always with proper technique.

For an engineer? defenitly.

Étant donné que je ne travaille pas dans un centre de recrutement je ne peut pas te répondre avec une certitude complète mais je crois qu'il est très improbable que cela te cause le moindre problème.

Il faudrait juste définir ce que veut dire tatouage visible, si tu porte une chemise à manche longue il ne serait plus visible. De toute manière ton processus d'enrôlement est déjà commencé, je doute qu'ils arrêtent tout pour cela. 

That's not really what I'd call a good level of fitness, at rmc the minimum pushups is 28 and 30 minutes for 5 k is pretty slow. But military experience sure has a big influence, I didn't have that great grades but I did have outstanding courses reports and great recommendations from my unit.

It is not mandatory, I live off campus.

Already done, my asthma was in fact only caused by my allergies an never because of exercise which makes it a minor problem really since my allergies are really soft expect my allegy of cats. I suppose I won't have much trouble unless the talibans recruit a horde of cat hehe.

I got in with asthma, I had to go see a pneumologist that certified that my asthma wasn't a problem

First I'm 19, I wore green for two and a half year in the infantry. Don't assume anything about me or try to ridiculize me, I was just giving my opinion not turning it into a debate. I don't care if you don't agree but don't start mocking me.

Yeah but also improve your weaknesses to make them strenghts, you'd expect a soldier whose job is to handle firearms on a daily basis to be competent with every weapons he has to use. If you only train one gunner and he gets shot down, every single member of the section should be able to take...

I think it should be on a random basis, every infantry soldier must be able to handle the c9 no matter how big, tall or old they are.

Sorry, I meant 204.211(10). This is what you are looking for.

Look for CBI 204.11(10) I had the same question earlier.

Thanks for the advice I just found my answer in it. 204.211(10) (Officer Cadet – former noncommissioned member) An officer cadet who is appointed directly to that rank from a noncommissioned rank shall be paid: (b) if the member was a former Regular Force member who re-enrolled or a member who...

I transfered from infantry reserve (2 years and a half, was a cpl) to air operations with the rotp. I was told by the recruiting centre that I was going to be paid as a pvt but my ULO told me I was going to be paid as an ocdt. Does anybody know who is right and why?