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The reservists who do the RegF BMQ are Air Reserve and Naval Reserve. They mostly train at NRTD (Naval Reserve Training Division) Borden and the officers do BMOQ at NOTC (Naval Officer Training Centre) VENTURE at CFB Esquimalt. Even though these are naval training establishments, they also do...

Update: Recruting Center: St. John's Regular/Reserve: Reserve Officer/NCM: Officer Trade Choice 1: MARS Officer Unit Applied: HMCS CABOT Application Date: 2 February 2011 First Contact: 16 February 2011 (had to change some references) Medical Documentation (current service) requested: 23...

Not sure if you are a reservist or if there is any similar regulations for members of the RegF, but you may want to read this: http://www.canlearn.ca/eng/postsec/faq/index.shtml#y

Update from the CBC:

Tier 1 spends over 1/3 of the year in DEU. It is typically based on the unit you work with, with some people classified differently if they ask for this to be done. To find out if you are Tier 1 or 2, go to your profile page in Logistik and look under Points Account Information.

Update from Logistik Unicorp site: DSSPM2 is introducing the Fur Hat, Yukon Style, Unisex, NSN 8405-20-006-0892 (A/A) to be worn with numbers 1, 2 and 3 orders of dress. The new hat will be available to all CF members as an optional item on Clothing Online with no additional points allotted...

:rofl: Personally, I want to bet every cent I have that the rapture will not happen tomorrow. Nothing to lose  >:D The way I see it, I've survived this guy's predictions of 1994 and I survived Y2K, and god knows what other predictions. I also survived Bird Flu, Swine Flu, and a host of other...

If you're joining as a Naval or Air reservist, you would do BMQ at NRTD Borden or BMOQ at NOTC Venture, and these are both full time during the summer (and maybe other times of year too, I'm not sure on that). This topic is covered in much more detail around the site, so please use the search...

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From the Governor General's website: Miranda Suggitt, S.C. Lindsay, Ontario Star of Courage On November 22, 2005, Miranda Suggitt, then 11 years old, risked her life to prevent her mother from being shot. During the evening, Miranda’s father became intoxicated and violent, threatening her...

For the record, I'm not encouraging it. I think the long sleeve looks better as well. I'm just pointing out the regulations so everyone is familiar with the written rules. As far as cadets go, they actually don't get long sleeve shirts so it's (somewhat unfortunately) not an option.

Just a quick point: for army and air force members, short sleeve shirts are permitted unless ordered to wear long sleeves. For navy members, long sleeves are required at all times with tunics. Ref: Pages 6A-2, 6C-4 of A-AD-265-000/AG-001 (Canadian Forces Dress Instructions)

From the CBC: More at link

Didn't see this here anywhere else. From the CBC: More at link Here's to hoping MCpl Curnow is found safe and sound.

CBC has just stated they are prepared to declare that for the first time in Canadian history we will have an NDP official opposition, but they still haven't made up their minds on majority or minority for the Conservative government. Interesting to note that as of only a couple of minutes ago...

No worse than CBC. Their anchor tonight (Wendy Mesley) said that we would hear from Stephen Harper shortly after the speech by Osama bin Laden. I wish I was making this up. Can't say I'm sorry to hear this news. A joyous day, really.

Seen. My bad.

Legion dress regulations don't authorize its wear. They authorize the wearing of service orders, decorations and medals and of Legion medals. The only cadet medal they authorize is the RCL Medal of Excellence, as it is awarded by the RCL...

When I did my evaluations for MARS a few weeks back, I did the three you mentioned (CFAT, Medical parts 1 & 2 and interview) plus the EXPRES test (fitness test, for PRes recruiting) in one day. I went in at 8AM, and was out of there by 12:30, and I was the last of the three applicants being...

This document should be able to help you out: http://www.forces.gc.ca/health-sante/pd/cfp-pfc-154/AN-A-eng.asp That said, a talk with the medical staff at a CFRC is usually your best bet for all questions medical.