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Wondering if any one has the answer to this. Reading the arctical there is a reference to a flight crew of 2 pilots, 2 FE's and a door gunner. In the past the CF has flown the Chinook with  Loadies. I'm wondering if this is correct in that there will be no loadies on the Chinook.

I found another site with some of the same photos, and allot more. It is interesting to note the extent of the work that was done in color during the first world war both from the French though numerous experimenters and also the Australians through the work of  Frank Hurley...

RIP Cpl.  :salute:

speedy recovery troops!  :salute: :salute:

RIP to all. And to the injured, speedy recovery  :salute:

RIP Pte. Wilmot :salute: And thank you for your service to Canada and the people of Afghanistan

RIP Cpl Downey.  :salute: It doesn't matter if its on the battlefield or in a support base your sacrifice is equal and your family must feel your loss tremendously and to the family I wish them strength to recover from this loss

Great article , funny thing I just flew on one of Buffalo Joe's C-47s to Hay River, great plane to fly in. With that in mind, however I have to wonder if the C-17 will still be flying in 60 years.

Its great to see this story get made. BZ to Paul Gross and all the others who made this happen  :salute: :cdn:

Speedy recovery to those hurt  :salute: RIP to the child,

MudGunner.. Yes you are  ;D

SMMT, I agree whole heartedly with your comments. In my case I often travel more then 4 hours from the closest ambulance (Yellowknife- Hay River- Ft Simpson NWT) and currently I am on a SAR / disaster response team as a medic. However, all my kit fits into 1 small bag. When we look at some of...

2 considerations, you might think about when preparing a first aid kit: 1) what is your level of training and  2) what type of hazards are you encountering? I mean its cool to have some of the kit ,but if your hazard is a paper cut and your training is SFA well... Having said that, I know for...

Ive had one on my car for a year not a scratch and no one has tried to steal it. As an aside it seems at least 1/3rd of the population of Yellowknife has them

soildier you will be missed. RIP to you...and to the family, you know many are thinking of you right now.  :cdn: :salute:

Question I was thinking about it, didn't the Sea Cadets once upon a time run a 2 week medic type course in Quadra back in the mid 80s?? TC

Med Corps, 100 percent in agreement. They dint need to be turned into ParamedfireUSAR rsq geeks. They need to be sculptured into persons who will take charge and help stabilize an environment until those second responders get there. And I think if it comes to fruition I believe that this...

Looks interesting, In the past through both the Basic rescue program run through the Alberta Public Safety Services and the Community Emergency Response Team program ,we have delivered Civ. Defence/ Light USAR training to kids as young as 14 so this is a worthwhile endeavor and realistic should...

RIP :salute: May your family find solace in the difference you were making. To the injured here's to a quick recovery

A good move in my opinion. The only thing to remember is that this legislation will still only effect between 8- 10% of the employers that are subject to the Canada Labour Code and therefore subject to this ammendment.