The one secret to the old webbing, (51 pattern...although it does look WWII vintage) after it was assembled and adjusted for one's size take the ends of the suspender straps which were
rolled up and tape them so they wouldn't unfurl (is that the right word) and slide back through the buckles. ...
Flashbacks...had both sets of webbing when I was in the Militia 1979-1981
The top one, was issued during recruit training. We just didn't have the pack with it
We also had cheapie Canadian Tire ponchos issued to us...yes really, not CF ones. They got rolled up and taped between the suspender...
I think this might be it part of Bill C7 The Public Safety Act
http://www.parl.gc.ca/About/Parliament/LegislativeSummaries/bills_ls.asp?ls=c7&Parl=37&Ses=3#part12txt
See Part 13 National Defence Act A. Controlled Access Zones
Tom
Got my medal and certificate back from the framers yesterday afternoon
Here's what the finished product looks like. Better than staying in the sock drawer LOL
And just to get an idea of the size of the pin of the medal another pic
Tom
Zara pulls kids' shirt design resembling WW II concentration camp uniforms
Shirt designed as part of Wild West clothing theme, spokeswoman says
http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/zara-pulls-kids-shirt-design-resembling-ww-ii-concentration-camp-uniforms-1.2748387
WTF just doesn't even cover it.
Tom
My mother has early signs of dementia but as of yet doesn't need home care. But it will come
And my father, while not dementia, died of cancer last year. His last six months were horrible.
JMHO but there is a BIG difference between living and existing. Yes you can be kept alive with tubes...
Learning how to shoot on a FNC1A1 Rifle (not gun LOL) Serial # 5L0541 made shooting and not just qualifying, but getting marksman (191/200) on an AR-15 when I joined Correctional Service Of Canada
easy. The AR-15 is like a pop gun in comparison to the FN
Glad I learned to shoot on the FN
Tom
I checked our regulations on badges/IDs. I had to go on extended sick leave prior to retirement. Once on extended sick leave, they are to retrieve my badge/ID. Well sick leave began Oct 15, 2013. I mailed my retirement letter June 16, 2014 (and received June 17th...sent expresspost)
My...
The actual medal I am getting mounted in a frame with the certificate
It's at the frame shop as we speak
And no, never would think of giving it away, although one day after I pass away, it's there for the family for memories
The mini lapel pin (which I was thinking about giving as a gift), well...
I have a related question about wearing of medals. I earned the Corrections Exemplary Service Medal while with the Correctional Service Of Canada. Now that I'm retired I'm getting the medal, ribbon along with the certificate under one frame and hang it on a wall
What I also got with the medal...
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/spy-plane-program-ditched-as-dnd-eyes-surplus-u-s-planes-1.2730662?cmp=rss&utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter
The Harper government has ditched a proposed competition to buy as many as four sophisticated spy planes — but with the U.S. looking to sell off...
A question to the experts out there. Wouldn't the soldier's boots (looking at the Lance Corporal's gear, Parachute Brigade, Battle Of Arnhem picture 11) be a higher cut "jump boot" The boots shown are ankle boots (upper right hand corner) It seems to me they wouldn't provide enough support to...
Part of the problem, just my opinion, and only based on being in corrections, but likely disposal is based on the officer in question looking after disposal him/herself. I know there is no requirement for us in the CSC to return our uniforms. We are trusted to properly dispose of issued...
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