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In Ontario the MGen Howard award is given to the top male and female cadet with the highest mark on NSCE not below 85%.

You basically just summed up how I feel at the moment. I would like to become an NCM so there doesn't seem much point in getting a degree but I think I should have something to fall back on, i.e. a degree. At the same time I may eventually feel that I would want to be commissioned from the ranks.

Basically I'm trying to figure out if it would benefit me to go to Post-Secondary school if I'm just going to join the Infantry as an NCM. I was just trying to see how many people felt it necessary to go further than high school and then join. I guess I should have been a lot more specific...

Sorry, I guess it's just cadets who use NCO and NCM interchangeably. I never know when to use NCO or NCM.

So I was sitting in my Careers class today and I was made to take a Career Matchmaker test, and my top three choices were Infantry, Explosive Specialist and Military Officer. It has been my plan to join a Regular Force infantry unit as an NCO after I'm done school. I plan to make a career out of...

Hey Irish Cream, are you a foot guard? If you were your my WO from Basic Marksman at Connaught!

Sorry I put down the wrong paragraph, I've corrected it now.

11.......An Army Cadet who has previously served with the Air Cadets or the Sea Cadets may count such service to the eligibility period for the ACSM. Eligible service is portable between army cadet corps.

See this website http://www.armycadetleague.ca/Templates/pdf/_13%201%20League%20Procedure%20ACSM%20Bilingual%20rev%20APR%202005.pdf Paragraph 11 under eligibility.

1) The Army Cadet Long Service Medal is presented to Army cadets who have 5 years in cadets. Air Cadet and Sea cadet time do count towards the medal. So if you stay with your new unit for 3 years you will be eligible for the medal as long as you have proof of service from your air cadet...

As far as I know there are two cadet corps that wear the Maroon Beret. One is the RCR cadet corps in Petewawa, and the other is the PPCLI cadet corps in Edmonton.

My affiliated regiment, the Governor General's Horse Guards carry a standard, what is the difference between a standard and a guidon?

I'm INTJ and Gold(?) I did both of those tests earlier this week in careers and I the site my teacher gave me was better than the 4 question one in my opinion. When I did the True Colours test at school I was an Orange.

I love the Governor General's Horse Guard's forage caps for the ceremonial uniform, it looks really sharp. The peak looks different from the one on the green forage caps, it seems more angled. I think thats what makes it look so nice.

Thats rather funny, I know a lot of people in your corp and there all pretty short...don't mean to offend you or anything.

Yes a female CIC officer did pass the course. I met her last week, she seemed like a very good officer. She's the 2ic of 337 QYR.

I'm sorry but Para like most Army Cadet courses are strictly for Army Cadets. Para is pretty much everyone's dream but very few Army Cadets get to do it, so I doubt Air cadets will get on it.

I have the same problem, when ever I run I get the same thing. I have no clue what it is, I don't drink, smoke or have asthma.

Did anyone see the Super Cup last week? UEFA Cup Champion versus Champions League winner and guess who took it, thats right LIVERPOOL. We're the official champions of Europe! Victory is so sweet!

Hey Buschgirl congrats on getting the ANAVET! I also got an ANAVET but for Adventure at Blackdown. The ANAVET winner is selected with this criteria: 1 overall, outstanding achievement on his/her course; 2 leadership assessments; and 3 performance on physical fitness tests Really they look at...