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Damnit.  Kim and I worked together at PSTC.  A fine fellow - he had a good run, but much too short.

You'll be sorely missed, Laurence.  Godspeed.

I wanted to be . . . a LUMBERJACK!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mL7n5mEmXJo

Fair enough.  I saw an inference by OZ that's (possibly) not there.

Are you suggesting that soldiers posted to the schools are those that the field force casts off because "they can't cut it"?  Or that sort of work is cushy?

Incredible . . .

There was no such dilemma in the early 80s.

The advice you'll get here is worth exactly what you're paying for it.  Your situation is different from everyone else's on this site, and that's why you need to speak to a lawyer as soon as possible. The money you will spend protecting your interests and those of your children will be worth it.

Gen Lawson is an extremely intelligent, dynamic and articulate man, and a great choice for the top job in the CF.  Congratulations to him.

Wash your hands first?

Wow. :pop:

I served in 3 RCR Baden in the early 90s.  The cbt sp platoon callsigns were: Mor Pl - FSCC 51, mor gps 52 and 53 (four tubes each) Pnr Pl - not manned Recce Pl - 69, 60, recce gps 61, 62 and 63 (four dets each) Anti-Armour Pl - 79, 70, anti-armour gps 71, 72 and 73 (six dets each)...

I haven't decided if you're trying to be funny or if you really don't understand the concepts and, therefore, consider them valueless.  Maybe it's a combination of both. You've offered the following opinions: a.  the operational level of war and the operational art do not exist; and b.  they...

And upon what, good sir, do you base that assertion?

A few quotes from NDHQ 5323-1 (D Res), signed by the CDS on 5 March 2012 (sorry, would post a link but have only hard copy): ". . . one policy which . . . was discussed at [Armed Forces Council on 3 February 2012] was the . . . employment of CFSA annuitants in Reserve Force positions." "The...

Or the Walt detector van from the Minister of Housinge (yes, I spelled that right). If you remember Monty Python's "Eric the Half a Bee" song . . .

I've been around for 30 years and can't think of anyone who fits your description.  Can you name two of "those guys"? D'oh . . . PPCLI Guy beat me to it.

I feel ya, man (on both counts). Why do people shell out so much money for a divorce? Because it's worth it.

Learning is a lifelong process.  Thanks, Occam.

Thank you, Pusser, for the clarification. One more thing about pension division - the ex-spouse's portion of the divided pension must be deposited into a locked-in retirement savings vehicle, but she may choose to cash it out as soon as the $$ are dropped into the account.  She's required to...