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A. True B. False (You collect pension when you retire.  If an IE25 has been signed and you release prior to 25 continuous years then your pension is reduced and there are penalties applied.) C. True (The extra qualifying time above and beyond the 25 years does apply toward the final pension...

However, if your are referencing something like a CFAO, QR&O, CBI  which are mostly electronic now.  You would still just put the pub ref not the web site.  For example: Refs. A.  CFAO 49-4 para 2 B. CBI 209.43

Fortunate for me I had an Infantry MCpl who was very switched on and did a lot of the grunt work (pardon the pun) for me.  There were weekly mail runs between the two locations and of course lots of phone call, faxes, and emails.  I would go there every couple of months or if something special...

Actually it can happen that way.  I was the Chief Clerk (RSS) with the G&SF.  The HQ, on paper and my posting message, is in Owen Sound.  However, my office was in the armory in Barrie.  Which is bout 130 km away.

Regardless of rank.  New Terms of Service (TOS) spell out how much longer you can serve.  They have nothing to do with pay or promotions.

You will keep the same rank and pay.  Nothing changes until you are eligible to promoted to the next rank.

There is no hard rule on how to put a date on a leave pass.  I always use dd/mmm/yy that way there is little chance of anyone confusing the day and month.

Most pers can now print their T4 from EMAA.  Copies will be sent via snail mail also.

I am living in a 2 bedroom, 1.5 story PMQ in Greenwood.  Under 1000 square feet.  It was renovated a couple of years ago. New windows and doors etc.  Also, it is all electric heat with a Daikin Heat Pump.  I have been told that heat pumps are suppose to be very efficient.  For the months of Dec...

In a nut shell, 2 percent pension for every year served and severance pay of 1 week pay for every year served.  Go talk to your release clerk, they will give you accurate numbers based on your current situation.

You deplane at the AMU (big hangar, not much lounge room though) right next to the civilian terminal.  Landed there several times myself.

You need 10 years in to get the RFRG

You would have got it when you released from the reserves.  Provided you had enough time in to be entitled to it. 

I unknowingly overpaid mine.  20 some years later I got a cheque for the difference plus interest.  Oh and a T4 so I could claim the interest as income.  Go figure.

I have been using the Christmas flights for me and my son for many years.  (Round trip)  I have never ever had any problems.  I was traveling on the 707 and the Polaris though.  I have heard stories of the flights covered by the Herc being delayed due to mechanical problems.   

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Gee, I was going to spend my severance pay on a Harley.  But I don't want to be stereotyped. Maybe I'll get a Vespa instead.  ;D

Your salary is a daily rate.  So it doesn't  mater if you work one day a month or 30 days a month.  It is still that same daily rate.  What will change is the your take home pay, as taxes etc will change the more days in a month you work.

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