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Perhaps the Legal Branch would consider him an honourary AJAG  (Boston Legal) or the Security Branch an Honourary MP (TJ Hooker)

Odd that this would be originally posted under Canadian Military or even on this forum.  The matter has nothing to do with the CF.  The suspect is a civilian the victim is a civilian.  The event did not occur on DND property. There were no members of the CF present.  The interest the CF has in...

You will likely get quicker and informed support if you were to use the internal forums provided/found at cadets.net or now cadets.gc.ca through the First Class portal.

Reporter had it wrong .. newspaper apologized and the publisher and editor were fired. http://www.calgaryherald.com/health/Brunswick+paper+apologizes+Harper+communion+story+fires+managers/1837883/story.html

Recipients for the QGJM were not selected at random.  There was a specific set of criteria that was based on rank and time in.  While the system was not perfect it was a vast improvement over the non-system for the CAN 125 or the QSGMs and previous commemoratives.  Further, there is a body of CF...

The goal of the Special Service Medal and the General Service Star and Medal was to have one medal for multiple actions. http://www.cmp-cpm.forces.gc.ca/dhr-ddhr/chc-tdh/chart-tableau-eng.asp?ref=SSM http://www.cmp-cpm.forces.gc.ca/dhr-ddjr/chc-tdh/chart-tableau-eng.asp?ref=GCS...

Quite right ... and it is a real challenge to on one hand recognize the thousands of Canadians whose military service defines them as peacekeepers yet make it clear that that they were only successful because they trained for combat.  Here is an example of the speeches presented at this event. 

Don't know about Ottawa, but B.C. was the first province to declare Aug. 9 Peacekeeping Memorial Day.  What follows is the official news release for this year's event that is organized by the Candian Peacekeeping Veterans Associaiton CPVA MEMORIAL PARADE REMEMBERS PEACEKEEPING LOSSES...

With the recent re-naming of the CIC Sub-Component to Cadet Organization, Administration and Training Service (COATS) it is very clear that it is neither a conflict or permitted as the condition is impossible to create.  A person enrols in the CF Reg Force or Reserve Force. It is impossible be...

Effective June 2, 2009 QR and O is amended to reflect the change - note the highlighted section. 2.034 – RESERVE FORCE – SUB-COMPONENTS 2.034 – SOUS-ÉLÉMENTS CONSTITUTIFS DE LA FORCE DE RÉSERVE The sub-components of the Reserve Force are: La force de réserve est composée des sous-éléments...

There is no change for the CIC Branch or occupation.  The change is that the labour pool to support the Cadet Organizations is larger and includes officers and ncms from all branches and occupations of the CF as well as the CIC.  Presently there are hundreds of ncm's who are from the...

the Minister approved a regulatory change to reference B creating the Cadet Organizations Administration and Training Service (COATS) as a sub-component of the Res F to replace the Cadet Instructors Cadre (CIC) sub-component effective 2 June 2009. In addition to officers of the CIC MOSID, the...

Truth is that Canadians who died in WW I were recognized with both the Memorial Plaque and the Silver Cross.  http://members.shaw.ca/jollytar/memorials/memorials.htm

The British are just catching up to Canada that has been issuing the Memorial Cross or "Silver Cross" since 1919 to commemorate the dead the First World War.  The UK design has the rose, thistle and shamrock in place of the maple leafs at the end of the cross arms otherwise it is the same layout...

Contact the Lower Mainland Area Cadet Instructor Cadre Officers for the Lower Mainland.  You will find their contact information on the BC Region Website. www.cadets.ca.  They will be able to tell you what corps/squadrons need adult staff.

It is the Province of Saskatchewan Centennial Medal.  http://www.gov.sk.ca/news?newsId=f35e547f-891d-4305-8971-bb678a09869e Couldn't find a stand alone picture, but it is second from the end in this biography...

It is neither allowed or a conflict because it is simply not possible. All are members of the Canadian Forces; either the Regular Force or the Reserve Force. The Reserve Force is comprised of the sub-components PRes, CIC, Rangers, and Supplementary Reserve. Any reservist under specified...

As a member of the Canadian Forces you are covered in accordance with the instructions noted above whether you serve class A or B or exceptionally on Class C. Because Cadet Instructors, unlike members of the Primary Reserve and Regular Force, also volunteer their time there is also provision...

See item 4.2 in the CROP Survey at the bottom the page at this link. http://www.cadets.ca/content-contenu.aspx?id=74162