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Thanks. I saw that name associated with some controversy regarding gays in the Forces in the recent past. That said, it does seem to generally mean a Canadian soldier.

Doing more research, it seems "cornflake" might apply? "a tri-service cap badge affixed to a new CF member's beret in his or her early recruit stages, prior to wearing the badge of a given branch or regiment, or regimental headdress. It displays the crossed swords (Land), bird (Air), and anchor...

Hi folks, I am a supporter of the Forces, though never a member. I have been a historical soldier however, and have been involved in reenacting groups for about 15 years. This is my first post. Anyhow, is there a general nickname that's used for a member of the Canadian Forces, similar to how a...