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From what i've seen it should be the other way around. Although feathers are hard to hold on to.  >:D

We have at least one at the Regt. Chinese markings on the slide.

Sounds like a Cbt Tm to me.

Found out what is happening with the counter. If you click in the qty box to change it, it will tabulate the cost of your purchase.

Ok, it only worked the first time.

Nice addition, my counter works as well.

If thats the case then is should be a "F" ech veh.

The TAPV would be classed as an "A" veh. This is due to the armour being integral to the veh. A "B" veh would have an add on kit available to provide armour for it, along with the fact it would be a type of logistic or liaison veh.

Good luck with maint and spares then. The best support is delivered when you need it and where you want it. CCV maint contracts won't come repair a veh out at Post Office. You'll have to get it back into the hardstand in Wainwright.

There is no way a clerk requires a C8A3 to do any of their duties. Unless that is what their Sqn has issued them, but unless you are part of an "A" veh crew there is little requirement of the LCF of a carbine.

And such a letter has gone forward, but TB can take a long time to action. My former ETQMS was the example stated in the letter as his house in Irma cost over 250,000.

Personal Weapons Tests 1-3 are a very common staple for field units. CFSAC (Small Arms Compititon) is also available to attempt by any trade.

Alot of us also wear oxfords in our mess kit.

We'll see how long IST lasts, it might go the way of the 225 SIS Tech in a few years, and you'll all be Sig Ops again.

I had the same issue a couple of nights ago, but it happened only the one time.

Only if you want to be a Sig Op.  >:D

Awesome on the time to fill clock. Now i know exactly when i need to play.

I didn't think PAO's were ever in the office. I thought you guys and gals were always chasing stories.  ;D

Beadwindow 7 would know the answer to that. He's a member of the club, as I'm just a supervisor with soldiers that attend.

The soldiers as far as i know compete in their specialties on their own time. The club is a venue for training during a bit of work time, and furthering the knowledge of the uninitiated. Several of my soldiers have joined the club to increase their fitness level along with their knowledge.