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Push the Canadian reserve into the forefront for what purpose? To try garner better work legislation for them? I'm curious.

Well, I suppose knowing where on a ship the communications are could be damaging, but when you have a detailed ship such as this one and then there's some strangely empty rooms, you may as well be telling people there's something worthwhile in there. They could have programmed in some sprites of...

http://www.navy.gc.ca/ELEARNING/CVNF.ASP You have to install that unity thing, but it ain't a bad program when it loads. If you know your way around a frigate, it's exactly the same, except some places appear to be censored, because the CCR is just an empty room. You can walk onto the jetty and...

My bad, at least I got the province right. I probably heard it was in Quebec and assumed it was St. Jean.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Hl9bLHmuMA&feature=share Not as funny as the when they mash that song up with Ghostbusters, but hey, people in Cadpat are doing the worm.

Naval reserve training isn`t in Borden any longer, and the past summer it was held at Shearwater, NS. I think the rumor is that it is going to be in St. Jean next summer.

Now that I've read your posting history, I am going to answer with: HMCS Ojibwa, museum piece.

I actually sat up in my chair when I saw that you got it. Yes, Oberon was a Shakespearean character. I don't know off the top of my head the answer to your question...actually I think the last Oberon submarine ended up in a museum, but I still don't know it's name without googling.

Well, I'm assuming that your poorly worded question really means: Who would mistake ME, not we, unless many people you know also have 80's Air Cadet uniforms and you wear them together, for a member of the military? The denotation of what you said seems to ask that when members of the military...

So I'm right in saying that not everyone who wears the uniform is a hero?

It's an interesting topic for certain, and it's doubtful any conclusion will be reached. But that's not the point is it? I joined right out of high school and went away and have done what so far? Boot camp, which really doesn't make one a hero, is the one thing I learned there. Now I sit on a...

It seems odd to me you would ignore people on an internet forum. Even if you habitually dislike what a person says, you can just gloss over it, instead of having to literally hide what they say. Anyway, I've said it before and I'll say it again: "I may not agree with what you have to say, but...

Nothing to do with Victoria class submarines.

Just to screw it up even more, Here's what I came up with to ask: What connection is there between Canada's submarines and William Shakespeare?

The Raven Rock Mountain complex is located there, and the significance of that facility is it's a back-up Pentagon, and south-southwest of it is Camp David, a private retreat for Presidents, and has been used by every once since Roosevelt. Standby for new question.

NLT- No Later Than. The way I interpreted those orders is that you take a shuttle from the airport and get to St. Jean before 1600. Simple. Good Luck

Potentially, Yes. The answer could also be no, and that seems more than likely given he hasn't even started the recruiting process yet.

It appears I'm not the only one thinking about this: http://vimeo.com/37119711

I was just reading about Obama sending troops to Uganda to hunt for Joseph Kony/the LRA, and the meat of my question is that it said the only people he trusts as bodyguards are thirteen year olds. Would the US military/our forces be able to engage a child at all without needing it to be self...