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one of the most interesting thread I've seen reminds me of Fall of Liberty, the game on Xbox if anyone's seen it, it's a game based on the Germans invading America

good job to all the paramedics and hopefully soon I'll be joining their ranks :salute: just to show medics and seat belts save lives

Good man, takes a lot of self discipline to do this, I'm training right now for BMQ/SQ. So thanks for motivating me. I weigh 130 Lbs right now (I know it sounds stupid but really want to gain some weight and it's harder for me than you think) I currently do cardio twice a week slowly...

that's certainly one way of adapting to the Afghanistan enviroment ;D, a great idea too

I won't make any critical comments.... for now, innocent until proven guilty but this puts the CF's image at risk for sure

RIP :cdn: You served Canada with honour

i know it's hard ;) oh I know, it's really really really really hard not to call with in a week. They told me to wait for the call period, but after a few weeks i took matters into my own hands :threat:

UPDATE: Recruiting Center: London Reg/Res: Primary reserve Officer/NCM: NCM Trade 1: Med Tech Trade 2: ------- Trade 3: ------- Application Date: October 2007 First Contact: November 2007 CFAT: December 2007 Interview: December 2007 Medical: February 2008 Physical: February 2008 Merit listed...

glad he's alright and the fact he survived for 18 hours up there and didn't get a frostbite shows that the rangers are well adapted to the north and is a major asset to Canadian sovereignty

I like long trips on trains but in comfort class it's probably not a good idea, still it's free so you definetly can't complain. Great idea on VIA Rail's part :D and it's good to see private corporations appreciating what the troops do

everybody know that CWO's have their own "secret" organization were they issue them teleportation devices. they also receive ninja training and grow eyes on the back of their heads. Besides the father and the son and the holy ghost, the CWO  si the most omniscient being and knows everything...

the shows 20-25 minutes per episode, mind you im no couch potato, so i think on the PT front im not badly off

my file's been sent to the unit i wanna join, I called the recruiting officer asking bout my file and they said that the Next intake for BMQ is in june :(, is that true? cause I'm done school at the end of April and i wanna do BMQ asap, i always thought BMQ was continuous or is that only BMQ for...

SICK ;D still, is there a website where all complete episodes can be viewed as they come out, our are we dling the episodes by checking if the link works?

is saving innocent lives worth 150 grand a pop, especially children and women? yep ;D friendly fire is no joke either and if these shells give troops on the ground a little more piece of mind, I'd say my taxes are being used right

anybody know why you can only find the complete episode #1 on the army news archives when we've already seen episode 2? is there a site where you can find the complete episodes easily?

well i just found another reason for the death penalty. This is just so much worse than first degree murder and that's saying something

hi, right now and I'm relatively fit. i do cardio 3 times a week on a stationary bike and sometime i jog. i can do about 30-40 push ups, 30-40 situps and about 10 pull-ups. My question is weather i should gain some weight, i know rucksacks can weigh up to 100lbs and a person like me only...

does this apply to reserve med techs? i was merit listed weeks ago and still no call, or do they usally call you right before a BMQ session? and when is the next reserve BMQ does anyone know?

wow no wonder he hasn't been in parliament since November, someone with that kind of view as the PM of Australia scares me.