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It is with a heavy heart and great sorrow that I am writing this now, Donny was a great friend, father, and husband. During my time in 2 RCR I was lucky enough to have served with Donny. He was a genuine person who had a great deal to offer. Canada and the Bn has lost one of its best and...

CAW, Send me a PM and I will answer any and all of your questions that I can. Chilly

Time wasted for Chilly Birthday 1970-02-02 (37 Years, 71 Days, 18 Hours, 14 Minutes ago) Date Registered 2005-17-03 (2 Years, 18 Days, 22 Hours, 30 Minutes ago) Total Time Logged In 9 Days, 18 Hours, 39 Minutes % Of Your Life You've Been Registered Here 5.5163 % % Of Your Life Online Since...

Number 26 is incorrect owing to the fact that during the Aug/Sep timeframe of 2001 India Coy from The Second Battalion The Royal Canadian Regiment (2 RCR) provided a guard for the exact same duties in London. Chilly

Dude first of all relax and slow down. Okay First of all: Leadership: Well according to your profile you only have two years, now that maybe as an officer and an unknown amount of time in the ranks but when on crse be a leader when you need to be and a follower when required. Experience: Just...

After spending twelve years in Gagetown - ten with 2 RCR - I can only say that when in the training area you can expect anything anytime.  The weather there is completely different from Oromocto/Fredericton/and Saint John. There has been many an exercise that I have seen when it can go from...

Adam's Mom/Susan, I can only begin to try to feel what it is that you are going through having put me own parents through this(going on tour) 4 times already.  Remember that you are not alone in this as many others have said, and that your son is a well trained soldier.  From 1994 to 2004 I...

I have to agree, a really great looking job. Chilly

Ahhh, that's too bad, I didn't see Petawawa as a site worthy of their presence.  I'm sure they only like to pick on the the poor defenseless students in the big cities and not us poor backward rural folk. All kidding aside, I think it would be hilarious for the to come to Petawawa, or Gagetown...

Here is the latest from CTV.ca which lists the names and unit. http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20061015/soldiers_killed_061015/20061015?hub=TopStories Chilly

Yes you do, but its for this dirty neck comment! And just as the sign on the door used to say CAUTION: PLEASE DON'T FEED THE PNRS. Chilly

Then maybe you should send your friends e-mails or letters.  If you would like photos then searching the web would be your best bet or your friends could send some if they have time to. Chilly

Just saw this on CTV.ca. What do you think of the validity of this? http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20060923/binladen_report_060923/20060923?hub=TopStories

Yes it is possible.  I am one half of a service couple, and know many others. And there always is the point about picking trades that will allow you to be posted within the same geographic region. If you want more answers go ahead and send me an e-mail. Chilly

Why yes, yes - it is. What's going on in RECCE these days. Chilly

Hey von Garvin, I'll agree with you that your drill is probably better than most, however my drill is still better than yours - and I've been driving a desk for a year straight now. mstorey look me up at work or talk to Scott R he has my new number. Chilly

Here it goes, for reasons that are best not discussed in an open forum that anyone can look at or read, it is best for you to go and talk to the INT guys at the unit that you plan on joining.  You will be able to talk directly to them  and they will be able to give you answers on the spot.   Chilly

Ghostwalk - I'm with you on this. Here is another link that explains this better. http://www.sfu.ca/casr/id-macpher-3.htm Chilly

What's your question paracowboy?  Sure about what?  That it's invisible to the naked eye and that you need an optic device like NVG'S, or a kite sight, or a monocular to see the aim point. http://www.botac.com/insightpaq4.html http://www.armystudyguide.com/eib/AN_PAQ-4-zeroing-techniques.htm...

If you are referring to the C7A2 W/PAQ 4 picture, yes and no.  The PAQ 4 is an IR (infrared) aiming device and can be only viewed through night optics like NVG's.  Try Google and search for "Paq 4", you'll get about 250,000 hits. Chilly