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No, but they would teach you how to spell "you".

Oh, I apologize I didn't realize you were in weightlifting competitions AND 6 sports. Yeah math is for lazy losers. Hurry up and join so you can show our weakling officers how it's done!  :salute:

Sports won't pull you through. If you don't get in don't reapply without first trying to improve upon your weaknesses.

These are some amazing photos! The Ghosts of World War II: The photographs found at flea markets superimposed on to modern street scenes Images depict almost transparent soldiers racing through our streets as they look today Fascinating series shows contrast between wartorn cities in the...

Canadian Forces Members receive international award for gallantry Air Force Articles Oct. 23, 2012 http://www.rcaf-arc.forces.gc.ca/v2/nr-sp/index-eng.asp?id=13299 This weekend marks one year since this mission took place. RIP Janick. Rescue  :cdn:

This thread is a reflection of my life in 2VP.

I actually saw someone stand up during a Generals visit/brief  in Comox and asked why there was no medal for those back "supporting at home"  :brickwall: I would have loved to seen him bring that up back in Shilo.

The military will attempt to post you together however, there are no guarantees. The CFs needs take priority. There are lots of service couples in the military so yes it is allowed. ***edit*** Sorry, missed the boyfriend/girlfriend bit..it's as Technoviking says below.

My buddy and I had plans to apply at the same time when we were 18. I went to the recruiting center, he had doubts and stayed home. 15 years later he still says it was the biggest mistake of his life. As Dimsum said above, no one knows if they're cut out for the military until they try.

Definitely not tolerated anymore, nor should it be. There was an incident in Wainwright in 1998 that saw charges laid, the release some candidates and the disbandment of the course.

I'm guessing it would be similar to the Cormorant and IMP deal.

Really? That's very cool. What a qual to earn. I'm a little disappointed in myself for not knowing more about your trade given how closely we relate....well at the PCP level anyways. ;)

Thanks again. I am assuming it is comparable to our MOCOMP. We spend a week a year in a clinical setting(ER and OR) practising our skills. This year we are also potentially throwing in two days on car. All skills and protocols practised are recorded and signed by a preceptor then sent to the JI...

What is a MCSP and what does it entail?

Thanks. I only ask because Sar Techs also do their program through the JIBC(same as Med Techs?) and are not required to earn a licence at any point. The protocols do change after course however, I believe they reflect the BC PCP protocols very closely (It's been awhile). There are some...

Those parts are fake as those school bus things are actually in the air!

Interesting. I never realized that medics actually earned their licenses on their QL3s. Are medic protocols the same as a BC PCP?

Get your finances in order and keep them that way. It never hurts to volunteer, educate yourself etc... Bottom line is improve yourself, keep your head up and try again. Good Luck

From the Airbus Military c295 website. http://www.c295.ca/c295-canadian-sar/sar-cabin/ "The comfort of SAR Techs is secured through fully functional, closed toilets." SOLD!

It is impossible for a recruiter to predict future needs of any trade. If he/she says they don't know, then they don't know. Also, I have spent a good deal of my career in the Infantry (PPCLI), so here is a piece of advice. Lose the attitude...they will eat you alive. That is of course if you...