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Did you mean stage 6 of the 20m shuttle run or the step test?

The disciplinary QR&Os are here: http://www.dnd.ca/admfincs/subjects/qr_o/vol2/intro_e.asp

Is there anyone here who is or knows someone in the biotech industry (preferably a biotechnologist). If so, what do they do exactly?

hey no offense intended xFusilier, your advice is appreciated! :)

Eh, plastic buttons are what were given to me! (besides, brass ones would have been like $20 IIRC) The only ones that are metal are my shoulder flashes and my grenades (erhm.. the ones that go on the lapel). xFusilier, I‘ll keep that in mind thanks :rolleyes: PLF eh? The Palestinian...

speaking of DEUs, anyone know how to polish to plastic buttons? Mine are looking rather dull.

As a reservist, you most definately can. It‘s your right as a citizen. Just make sure you‘re not wearing the colours when you‘re doing it!

hey Gunnar, thanks for that info! I‘m going to look into it.

phfft.. if it was only for an ex I probably won‘t mind the C9. But after lugging that thing around for 5 weeks on course I‘m happy to take my C7 back :)

Upper deck? Not my scene. Couldn‘t hear the person next to ya w/ the music playing so loud. Cover charge was outrageous too. Danjanou: Heh, I bet half of these guys aren‘t even old enough to get into those type of joints :)

*humph* I have yet to see a service pistol. No, I‘m not bitter ;)

Hmm, I can‘t seem to find it specifically either. But if you have the reference number here are the links to the QR&Os and CFAOs. QR&O: http://www.dnd.ca/admfincs/subjects/qr_o/intro_e.asp CFAO: http://www.forces.gc.ca/admfincs/subjects/cfao/intro_e.asp

Yup, right here. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/ArticleNews/TPPrint/LAC/20031022/UMILIN/TPNational/

The one by the Canex is Griffin‘s Pub.

Thank You. Do you happen to know how members of the CIC are trained? Do they go through basic training as well?

I‘m curious, are cadet officers commissioned officers? I‘m guessing not, but a cadet mom that was at clothing stores said otherwise.

heh, boredom seems to be the number one reason for joining the army here (at least from the IT world that is). I‘m with Bringer. I‘ve been a programmer analyst for almost 7 years now and I‘m bored to tears. The army has been really refreshing for me and I love it. Though I‘m only in the...

sweetwaters.. geez, never seen a bigger bunch of cougars in my life! Went there only once, not much of bar/club person :)

You know, for the life of me I can‘t remember where our instructors were from. All I remember was that our course warrant was from RCR and our course officer was in armoured. :D We had a very good group also (with perhaps one or two exceptions). The CF maybe short on instructors, but the...

I don‘t believe that there is one, except maybe forced retirement at 55. Like I said before, I had an individual on my course who was 53!