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Piper Do you have any more pics of your vest? Also Where did you get yours if you don't mind me asking how much did it set you back?

OK so we gave you what you wanted and proved that we have CADPAT AR, and that's still not good enough for you. You do know that when  you try to order over 2,000 pieces of kit it does take a little bit to make and send to Afghanistan. or does it just magically appear

Wow this guy doesn't get it, He's here to get info.. everyone here has been telling him the "info" and he doesn't believe it, even if it's from people that have been to Afghanistan. And he's still saying that all the other posters replys are just B/S and not Facts I'd like to see what makes him...

Sounds good I'd like to hear from him, considering 3RCR had been running ranges for over two months, we've had a lot more than 5 rds per soldier. We've done C-7, C-6, Carl G, Grenades

By the looks of it he does believe the lies

Very good, it's nice to see  a couple of guys i know have some good interviews

Wow good old army.ca Cpl Rickards used to be in the same unit until he and I both transferred out. He went to a different res unit and i went regs. i Didn't think I'd be hearing about him again.

:D good post and thank youfor the info, and the laugh. I'm sure there are some who still go "commando" in Afghanistan

True, But it doesn't say anywhere that they did talk to the family and the way that they say Quote "We the undersigned feel enormous gratitude for the sacrifice made by all the Canadian Armed Forces through the ages in defence of this country and its values; acknowledge the very special nature...

Trinity isn't saying it's had for him to sign it he's saying that all that work of making a petition, where a simple call/email to the family to see if they even want a Funeral, would be easier and the right thing to do

I agree with Trinty. I'm going to wait out until there is more info/and family consent that this is what they want

Reference  http://www.forces.gc.ca/dgcb/dppd/pay/engraph/2006NCMRegFPay_e.asp?sidesection=3&sidecat=28

I agree with a couple of posts here, about drinking and talking with the "boys" is a good stress reliever. Why Many times have guys gone to bars here at home and had beer and wings and watched the game and talked about anything. It helps, and two beers aren't going to hurt anyone

I used to be res and now I'm reg. When i did res "battle" school they really didn't care that much about ranks other than officers, that's the only time we came to attention. But when i did Reg battle school 24 apr o6 We had to come to attention for all ranks including Pte and address them by ranks.

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I'm not sure where to put this but here we go... http://www.theglobeandmail.com/blogs/witnessworld Breaking the Afghan drought Paul Koring, today at 11:06 AM EST KANDAHAR, Afghanistan - It's hot, dusty and dry – especially dry. Very dry. As in "no beer". The big sprawling air base where about...

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