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26 SVC BN (North Bay) has been over as well.

I like the Brit ones as well, I make a few trips over there with my new job and catch the commercials on the "telly" they are quite good.

Now this beats putting a ribbon magnet on your vehicle (thought there is nothing wrong with that at all)...this is something that will have a real impact for the guys and girls who end up needing something like this. Are the other regiments doing something similiar? Edit: Just re-read the...

RIP troop ... our thanks for all you did :salute:

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RIP guys...thoughts and prayers to the families

Whiskey you are an evil evil man....I love it

This instructor needs to be corrected...but as others have said be diplomatic about it for certain. Passing along incorrect information especially when it comes to weapons and which rounds will fit into which weapons "if hand fed" can and likely will lead to someone getting injured some day...

We have this as a benefit at my civy job....it goes one of two ways you either feel really great at the end of it (no, no "happy endings") or you feel like you just went 10 rounds with a pro kickboxer. Costs us $35 CDN for 30 minutes

If you screw up then own up ...this won't be your worst day ever not even close. Correct the situation and then carry on.

I wasn't there in 1998 but I was the Pl. Comd for S&T Coy from 2002 - 2006 and still have quite a few contacts in both units. PM me if I can help or just reply to the thread

Now that would be something to see, admittedly I know next to nothing about freemasonry but even as an outsider that does seem like a neat idea.

I've been hunting all my life (literally - my first time was when I was a toddler with my Dad for rabbits). At one point my Dad helped a friend run a hunting farm (Pheasant, Wild Turkey mostly) in Cochrane for a number of years, some very good memories from hunts out there and watching the...

My father-in-law is a Mason and has prompted me to get involved, though I must admit I really don't know a whole lot about it and what's involved. I have been doing some looking online, though I take what I read on the web with a grain of salt. I'd be interested in learning more if anyone wants...

Another question what Reg force regiment of today would the Cape Breton Highlanders be associatted with if any? The reason I ask is that I was flipping through some old photo albums and saw my wife's grandfather wearing an light blue RCR cap in a lot of the pictures. Similiar to this one on...

A Master Colonel eh .....hmmm sounds like that MASH episode where Hawkeye makes Radar a Cpl. Captain and takes him into the officer's mess.

I thought about this a lot today as well and sadly we didn't do anything as a group at work though I noticed a few folks aside from myself taking a moment to think/remember that day.

See now that's all that's required and you even get to leave with your dignity intact. Totally understandable

That is an instant classic. We had some of them show up at the Troy Armoury (North Bay) a few years back, our RSM went out and introduced himself...they left shortly after that. Don't know what he said but  whatever it was it worked.

Dear Jack: Below is all you need to know about diplomacy and The Taliban all 671 grains of it