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Is this what the bold refers too?

I believe this was answered in the following thread: http://forums.navy.ca/forums/threads/94007.0.html I don't think anything is currently open in combat arms reg force, or reserves in your area. PS - Go Navy. Chicks dig the uniform, just ask my wife :P

I can't speak for everyone obviously, but the majority of what I have seen here in Esquimalt (Navy realm only) is a combination a unfulfilled expectations, and disgruntled trainees stuck in the system awaiting course dates and security clearances. As far as the unfulfilled expectations goes...

Maybe its simply a training-itis but I was under the understanding that all comms logs were mandated to be paper logs?

Wife

No, I was thinking more along the line of separate "basic training" per element or role. But that's a whole different kettle of fish, a different thread, and well beyond my pay grade. But then again, the way I understand it, basic thought processes beyond breathing are still above my pay grade :P

There is never any guarantees about getting home to see loved ones, but in general the training system will likely (depending on course dates) have you burn off leave during a specific block period, and well you always have Christmas. Can always use LTA once a year to assist in travel. The long...

I'd hate to say it, but I agree with Petamocto  ;D As someone currently in the training system (the last 15 months), I would have vastly preferred actually being given a chance to experience some of my Element (Navy) before picking a trade. I see all two often, QL3 students of all trades that...

Did they not answer you?

my condolences to his family and friends..........RIP Pte McKay  :salute: :cdn:

Point taken  :nod:

Anyone care to speculate on what exactly that means? I take it as, cancel all plans of crossing the pond. I only ask as I'm posted in 3 weeks  :(

Nameology

Personally its always bothered me. IE: "Good day Sir" "Thanks" I was always told that it was incorrect, as the salute was a mark of respect to the commission not necessarily the individual. But at the same time I believe that's one of those customary ettiquette bits rather than a rule. I have...

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HAHAHA My uncle is a long retired RCD WO, we have this "disscussion" all the time.

What ever happened to representing the wishes / views of your constituents?

RIP PO  :salute: