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Let's keep the discussion civil and not resort to personal attacks.  If it does, the thread gets locked. Army.ca Staff

http://www.forces.gc.ca/dgcb/dpsp/engraph/faq_e.asp The military has a sweet deal when it comes to paying into their pension fund (as compared to other defined pension plans).  By 2014 we will be paying 34% from the 22% mentioned in the article above.  The contribution rates are reflected...

Was it a Silvia Pecota print? http://www.silviapecota.com/pages/1_Salute_troop.html

Try here... http://www.442fw.afrc.af.mil/photos/index.asp?galleryID=1437

Leslie did not serve with III Corps.  It may even be solely an armoured billet (Hillier, Natynczyk, Maissonieve...) Having said that I think Devlin was there...not sure.

Don't be too sure of that.  Let's just say it takes more than one mistake for an incident to escalate to a blue on blue/green.

Agreed.  Locked.

A final comment from Kincanucks.

I bought a beachcomber about 10 years ago and it is still going strong and survives Alberta winters fine.  A couple of suggestions: a.  hot tubbing is a lifestyle choice.  It is expensive to buy and maintain (adds approximately $50/month to your electricity bill).  Your family needs to use it...

The correct term is Combat Action Insignia and they will be awarded in Bronze (receiving enemy fire), silver (delivering fire against enemy), and gold (deliberate combat operations).

Momento only.  Wear it on your civvie suit/jacket.

You need to become a member of the CRA and pay a monthly fee for your family to have access.  I believe you (svc member) needs it as well for after hours use of the facility.  It is very cheap and affordable.

Nfld Sapper - absolutely not.

OCdt's don't refer to MWOs/CWOs as Sir. Generally it would be by their position (CSM/RSM) or by their rank.

http://www.artillery.net/English/RCA%20Standing%20Orders.pdf RCA Standing Orders state: Many years ago, artillery officer cadets wore the gold plated cap badge until they were promoted to 2Lt where upon the cloth cap badge was sewn on the beret. I assume this is still the policy.

As one of the army.ca elder's I fully support this decision.

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The PM spoke via telephone to members of the PRT and members located at KAF on 25 Dec 06.  His words on behalf of all Canadians were very well received by all of the soldiers in attendance.

Max, read section 28.01 and you will understand why it says that in section 28.06.  Nothing ridiculous about it. http://www.admfincs.forces.gc.ca/qr_o/vol1/ch028_e.asp

Probably 6-9 months to provide the C2 consistency.