I too went to Georgian College for Aviation Management (2002). After Georgian I went to U of T to do a BA in History. U of T gave me enough transfer credits to write off basically the first year and I finished the remaining 2 years worth in about 6 years working full-time doing other things...
Check out the subsidized flight training programs. They are highly competitive with high washout rates. http://piloteh.blogspot.ca/2008/02/seneca-college.html
Perhaps ironically, Pakistan's best defense against Indian aggression would be a move towards secular, stable government that is more interested in creating strong economic linkages with India. The likelihood of that happening in my view is almost nil unfortunately. Thank you once again Cyril...
So because there is a flaw in three data stations, the other 4,500 to 7,000 data points (depending on which dataset it used) are flawed? Unless this article is suggesting that The UK Met Office Hadley Centre and the University of East Anglia's Climatic Research Unit, the NASA Goddard Institute...
I don't know the answer to your question but I can relay a story that happened to me and perhaps it will help. During my last medical I was assessed as a V2 using the chart thing. I knew that was a mistake so I booked an appointment with the optometrist to make sure something hadn't changed. He...
Don't worry about that. Just focus on being as physically fit as possible and the rest will fall into place. There are many different kinds of strength...
And to get you started, check out the artillery sub-forum. After that, if you have any questions feel free to PM me.
http://army.ca/forums/index.php/board,2.0.html
You can't change marks that are in the past. Just do your best now and improve your application through volunteer, sports and leadership experience. Don't worry about things you can't change.
Possibly although I have been involved in maybe 20 summary trials under half a dozen different Presiding Officers as both the Admin O and the Assisting Officer and that hasn't been my experience. What I have seen though is Presiding Officers recusing themselves because they have a history with...
Unless and until the US sends significant troops to Iraq to participate in direct conflict with ISIS, there is no way that Canada will go it alone and throw a BG out in the desert. I doubt that we even have the capacity to and I can't think of a single instance in which we have deployed...
I'm not sure how much others feel this but it does worry me what will happen if I am ever seriously injured. I am not confident that I would be taken care of. There are grains of truth in this article to me.
If you have a credit in dueling, I went to the wrong school.
I went to College, did a three year diploma, then went to University and completed a BA an now I'm an officer. No one seems to care now, nor cared at the time, that I have a diploma. The only thing that matters is if you have degree...
Either. Most artillery math maxes out at trig and that's really only used for survey which no one does anymore outside of training. Beyond that, it's simple BEDMAS. It's not as if you are shooting every round manually every time like some sort of physics lab experiment. It's mostly just applying...
Not really by American standards. I did a MA through AMU, as have numerous other CAF members that I know, on an ILP and it was about $14,000 all in or about $1,100 per course. That is actually more expensive then a MAIS through Athabaska in Alberta. http://mais.athabascau.ca/fees/index.php
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These questions have all been answered in detail in the artillery sub forum. About 3 threads down is one called "primary reserve officer career progression". Give that sub-forum a read and feel free to ask any additional questions in there or PM me...
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