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Right but didn't they increase the time required to be pensionable? So he was pensionable under a shorter period previously than is required now. Sent from my Pixel 3 XL using Tapatalk

Isn't he currently receiving pension now? If so how would a return effect that? Sent from my Pixel 3 XL using Tapatalk

In memory of my late grandmother, I'd like to add heathen to the list, it was her favourite. Sent from my Pixel 3 XL using Tapatalk

You can have too much?

The one I noticed recently was RMCC being used as a post-nominal. Drives me insane.

I would contact recruitment Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk

I don't think anyone mentioned .243Win either. Very very solid whitetail round. Edit... 7mm-08 as well

Compared to the similar 30-06 the .270 produces less recoil and has a flatter trajectory, so purely as a deer cartridge I’d take .270. It's a great range cartridge due to the flatter trajectory, excellent for mountain game. I'd suggest 30-06 is better for elk, and definitely better for moose...

Apologies my above post should have said deer not game. And while I agree a pile of Enfields entered circulation post war, far more 30-30 existed in civilian hands prior to that. I can't think of a farmer that I knew in NS that didn't have a pre-64 1894, and even the ones that had Enfields...

More deer have been killed by a .30-30, I would hazard a guess, than any other caliber. Especially in NS, as its pretty rare that your taking a shot over 75-100 yards.

That varies province to province. In Nova Scotia: No person may be prosecuted for contravening any notice given pursuant to this Act prohibiting entry or prohibiting activity on "forest land" as defined in the Act if that person is hunting as defined in the Wildlife Act, fishing, picnicking...

As partial example would be a homeport duty watch aboard a submarine. They do not employ an OOD but a DWS (Duty watch supervisor). The qualification board is equivalent to OOD, but held by personnel of the rank PO2 and above. Not really an officer just supporting, but frequently no officer...

I don't work in recruiting. However my current understanding (which may be rumint) is that it is currently open for pre-trained civilians with current or equivalent education (ie 2 year college diploma). Think partial PLAR and then a delta QL3. Edit: actually it's listed on the recruiting...

Considering the child pornography charge was dropped, I'd assume there was a bit more to this one. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk

From the company page 15 yrs in the British military, sniper, operational in several conflicts around the world. Eight years in British Special Forces; 5 years as a police officer and a "sharpshooter" in a "Tactical Firearms Team" No idea if true or not. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk

Peter Elliot His self declared CV Professional diplomas / certificates: NS Provincial Firearms instructor.  NS Provincial Hunter safety instructor. British Military, All arms, Explosives, Map reading & Survival, CQB, Rappelling & Unarmed Combat instructor. UKPSA, National instructor, Pistol...

Kinda funny, I just had an SSM come and see me and inform me that Naval personnel weren't allowed to have beards. I referred him to dress regs.

It was interesting looking through the GoFundMe donation list Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk

Recruiting website https://www.canada.ca/en/department-national-defence/services/caf-jobs/career-options/fields-work/other-specialty-occupations/cyber-operator.html#entry Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk

The only location employing Cyber Operators for the foreseeable future will be Ottawa. The unitial trading (QL3 / DP1) will be in Kingston, upon successful completion of a 2 year college diploma (or equivalent). You'll have to clarify what you mean by other roles. Do you mean in relation to...