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Oh I wanted to hit this up again. You know what would make doing paperwork on weekends and Thursday nights more appealing? If after a couple years we gave them the equivalent of a 2 year diploma in administration. Go good admin jobs for a few minutes and you'll quickly find that the expectation...

Yeah i had to go to bat for one of our OPDCs who's troops came back screaming about their mistreatment. Their abuse was pretty severe: having to dig shell scrapes when halted for several hours, putting up cam nets routinely, doing afternoon PD on camp instead of being cut loose at 1400, some...

Didn't have them, the HRA / FSA split means bith are chronically understaffed and unit ORs can only keep up by posting injured memebers to be "combat clerks." The days of sub units having a MCpl clerks to handle their admin are long long gone.

2017, 2020, or 2023. 2020 was awful but that's largely becuase of Covid. Bear in mind there is no shortage of people who've done all three at the MCpl and Sgt level. Very few repeat officers. It's worth noting that "confined to barracks" in this case means a camp with a gym, gaming centre...

Or just go for the full Korean suite.

Yeah in Latvia but not on an air police task.

Two squadrons in Canada wouldn't meet NORAD commitments id imagine.

With our procurement ? 40 years

Probably just more constantly bewildered by this increasing pattern of behaviour

I can't wait for California and New York to absolutely clean house in this.

CF18s did Air Police tasks in 2022. Romania not the Baltics but not much difference there. Certainly their at least as capable as the Hungarian Gripens doing BAP now.

Been considered in this case meaning so.e one has discussed it.

There is an air detachment

My troops in the reg force who work as bouncers and uber drivers get to call themselves twice the citizen to right?

Sorry @McG im trying to find an example of a "group" outside of the previously mentioned Canadian ones. Certainly army groups exist, or have existed, but im struggling to find any other examples. Can you point me to the NATO, or Canadian, doctrine source for a group?

Korean seems like an excellent option.

4 CMBG at time being made up of Bns from at least two different infantry regiments.

I've actually used it in both contexts. In the case of the fires brigade you are correct, regiment and bn are synonymous. However your point on branded identies is something I also addressed as its simply not true that you can only have one in a brigade. Please see the structure of 1989 for a...

Even in 1989 2 RCR was in 5 CMBG with the Vandoos

I think we can all agree we have enough administrative formation HQs in the CA that calling this the Light Bde would be the least of our sins.