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Army Vehicle Crew Commander, competency AJPL, aims to enable personnel to be employed as a Army Vehicle Crew Commander who is accountable and responsible for all aspects of the vehicle and crew. Centre of Excellence is RCACS. Edit:  It is open to all MOSID.

In my organization we call that sheet the PDR.  Each PER comes with a minimum of 2.

Times have changed. All trials are now open as part of transparency.

It's the military. Of course we have an incredibly long instruction on signature blocks. Realistically, this counts more as personal than professional correspondence. However, there's no reason to be uncomfortable addressing yourself by rank. For what it's worth, Mr. has a clear meaning within...

Have you tried using these PDR?  They are inadequate. The critical tasks, formerly the domain of an entire page, are now reduced to 5 lines, and I must squeeze in the expected results into an equally teeny box.  While this portion has been abused in the past, I need at least 5 lines to tell my...

I had one of those.  The wallet card holder was attached by velcro and lasted about 8 seconds before being lost forever.  The mesh pocket was large enough for the empty card holder. Nowadays I use an older version of the Military Checklist Field Memo Book, but it's slightly larger than the one...

This goes against the cake-and-eat-it-too culture we've developed in the CF.

Tack it on to their Christmas Leave

The initiation is the CO's but approval is formation. Reserve promotions are different than RegF - the "may" is very much a may.  PRes Officers will spend much more time in their lieutenancy than their RegF counterparts.  Incidentally, it's also a "may" for a promotion to Cpl.

If you start at 2200, you can watch it all in one seating but distribute it evenly between two days.

You missed the honking big "MAY" at Para 9.  One can meet the requirements and still not be promoted because the CO does not desire it.

You can't possibly be espousing command driven administration over administration driven command, can you?  What's next, expecting leaders to know their troops and promote their welfare?

I like how the rank is right next to his first name.

Undergrads are not that special.

Realistically, we have 6 months from passing DP1.

Try here

It is possible for a Class A reservist to parade in the US, yes. Don't ask me the particulars, but I know it can be requested.

Do not worry.  You will find yourself on a BMQ with lots of friends.

Turn the IR on, you'll make out a blob that looks like light reflecting off a monitor.

Oh my goodness. Next you're going to tell me that every offence under the Criminal Code of Canada is also an offence under the NDA. Ok.  I think I can adjust my reality a little.  It's not like there's any regulation or order requiring me to familiarize myself with the NDA as an officer or NCM...