These guys are going to get a quick Martyrdom if they're not careful.
Iranian boats harass U.S. navy ships: Pentagon
Last Updated: Monday, January 7, 2008 | 2:23 PM ET
CBC News
Three United States navy ships on their way to the Persian Gulf were harassed and provoked by Iranian boats, a...
I just voted and was astounded at the no vote! Came here right away to see if anyone had commented...and of course I wasn't disappointed. This is somewhat equivalent to asking people whether they agree with complicated physics formulas....how would they know?? Didn't stop them from voting...
ER...yes I know the hymn well...and love it. I was referring to the fact that the Great War cenotaphs all seemed to coin this phrase/ quote and of course our Legions too adopted the phrase. I was always told by the old vets that the phrase was particularily meaningful to them because they didn't...
Indeed. they lived through the horrors of trench warfare, mustard gas attacks and huge artillery barrages. They were British Army conscripts; one was a Sapper and the other Infantry.....they were treated as canon fodder by the British aristocratic leadership. they saw a lot of their mates...
What most civies do not understand is that we draw up contingency plans all the time and 90% of them are never used. The CDS reviewed his options and took the ones that he thought were best. I think he made some pretty good choices myself and considering that the government is making us fund...
I inherited both my Grandfather's WW1 medals. they received them in the mail after the war and they were both in their original boxes, unmounted and in great shape. They never talked about it and never even looked at the medals after they got them....my mother gave them to me after my Dad died...
France played a huge part in the First World War and suffered the most casualties of any Nation involved. Most of the war was fought on French soil....hardly the actions of an Army that surrenders easily
Dead : 1,359,000
Wounded 4,200,000
Missing 361,650
Total 5,920,650...
It is worth it because Irving is not doing a good job. Every ship we have gotten back from them in the past 5 years has been shoddily done. The Tanker was a mess when we got it back and they charged us over $45 million for the privilege of putting our own ship back together! These people should...
waist /weɪst/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[weyst] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation
–noun 1. the part of the body in humans between the ribs and the hips, usually the narrowest part of the torso.
2. the part of a garment covering this part of the body.
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That's standard practice for any MP, they get a lot of email. To sift out the spammers and trolls they ask you for a good time to contact you and generally they will get a hold of you to discuss the matter. The first real person will likely be an aide as well. the members are often up in Ottawa...
I agree to a certain extent. We do suffer from the "mentality of mediocrity" in most things...except hockey. When the going gets tough (or expensive) the Canadian public tends to want to cancel out. (Avro Arrow, EH101, HMCS Bras Dor etc...) The mentality of "quick fixing" things tends to be at...
This is good news for the submarine community I think. a three year delay would have been totally unacceptable.
Published: 2008-01-04
B.C. keeps $1.5b sub contract
Irving shipyard plans to continue with lawsuit
By MURRAY BREWSTER The Canadian Press
OTTAWA — A British Columbia consortium...
It's as well to avoid ad hominem attacks or slanderous statements about anyone. Considering she is our Commander in Chief, those of us in uniform would be wise to temper our comments in any forum IMHO.
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