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Breakfast: Gotta say the beans and weiners, if I have to eat a breakfast. Lunch: Quite a few decent ones, I'm partial to the Turkey and Vegtable Stew. Supper: Chicken Breast with Gravy (mm mm comes with Fudgee-Os) and Chicken with Rice are awesome! The Salmon's alright once in a while too...

An added note, if you're going to end up using 2 sets of toiletries, try not to make it blantently obvious. (Ex. brand new soap/toothpaste, dust on the shaving cream can, etc. etc.) The instructors aren't idiots, they know all the tricks cause they did basic before too, remember. And to you...

You think they care about the postal code of the elementary school I went to when I was 7? Of course they care. :P Besides, it could be worse. I hear for Level III SA they go back 20 years...

Talk to your chain of command, they should be able to help you out. I find unit orderly rooms tend to listen to a Sgt or WO alot quicker then a Pte. Also be patient, the last thing you want is a pissed off clerk.

Wow, never seen that before. Well, ya learn something new every day.

How are they supposed to salute while sitting down?

Haha, I just read the "Do Eat" list thinking ewww...and the "Do Not Eat" list thinking yumm.... Then I went and ate three Oreos.  ;D (I did go for a run today, so it's not all bad). :P

Dear...Baby, Welcome to...Dumpsville...population...YOU. -Homer Simpson.

STOP IT! You guys are making me twitch.  ;D

Yes, reserve sigs are currently employed in trade in Afghanistan.

ROTFLMAO! Radio lingo! That's just great... Look up the ACP-125, it's the bible when it comes to voice procedure.

Ditto to what Hunter said, except replace Medics with Sigs. There's quite a number of signals units throughout Canada, all of which sent out pers to support both Reg Force units, and overseas ops.

Yes, yes I do. We siggies are a strange type, totally against getting anything resembling technology.  ::) And who's we? Been hit by many missles lately, Frankie? This is proving to be a fairly entertaining afternoon...

Obviously you didn't, what's a "fiance?"

I certainly don't. In fact, our equipment is much too modern as it is. We should go back to using rowboats and slingshots, and tin cans with string for comms. Then our military will be truly cost-effective. AS you have been told before, please do a search before posting a new thread.

On your BMQ, every item in your room will be layed out to a very specific standard, so that it is identical to everyone on your course.

I finally got issued my tac vest before leaving for Stalwart Guardian. All good things come to those who wait, I s'pose.

In addition, we sigs learn lots of other equipment that an infanteer would never have the need to know how to use, like equipment used in message centres, etc. etc. Not to mention the fiascos of getting security clearances for everyone... the infantry are too busy learning how to close with and...

Wow...way to bring up a three-year-old thread.   ::)

Just thought I'd throw in my two cents in here too. -Ditto on the asking us sigs types for help when comms don't work. The ARR, who I was with, were pretty good with doing that. Alot of reoccuring radio problems, however, can usually be troubleshooted relatively easily. 80% of the time, it's...