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Yes that's where I beleive I discouvered it.

You might want to get in contact with the guy who owns Finescale Hobbies in North Vancouver. He has access to all of the kits you note, and then some.

Gee last time I checked the RCMP are still at Vancouver International Airport. I wasn't aware that the RCMP were pulling out fo the airport business.

Regarding what Gate Guard is referring to, the quality of the "recruit" is not lacking nor is there any lacking in numbers of persons applying for the positions. What we find is what Blackhorse 7 notes is the "civilianization" of the Policing world. We have recruits who are not drawn to the...

Thanks for the enlightenment noneck. It's hard for some to accept the truth when they view it like an ostrich with their head in the sand.

My understanding is that the RCMP were looking at opening the training facility that they had purchased from the CF at Chilliwack as a 2nd training Depot to ensure that they could train the anticipated numbers once they received the official go ahead from Ottawa. Secondly, it's not just the...

Sgt Clive Milligan of the Vancouver Police departments' Force Options unit presently teaches the verbal Judo during our team training days. It's not too bad but overall it's just common sense on dealing with people.

Don't sweat the polygraph just be honest. In regards to the POPAT an earlier message said the hurdles aren't in the run, however they are. They are located just after you come back down the steps there are two hurdles spaced so you can't clear them both in one leap. They are placed there to...

I think Zoomie is onto something.

I'm very surprised that with all of the quoting that Armymatters writes that he hasn't listed any Russian aircraft to replace the F-18's. I'm sure he can dig up some wonderful quotes regarding the SU-27 airframe. It looks like the Chinese and Indian Airforces love them. It surely has the range...

When you decide to enrole in a distance education course, you must ensure that the school is an accredited institution. Be aware there are a high number of these fly by night schools out there and the diploma/degree that they offer are not worth the price of the piece of paper you certiicate is...

I'm just wondering what the feel is on Harpers' proposal to open a new base in the high Arctic and to have both the Army and Navy positioned to protect Canada's interests in the region? I was speaking to some Army Senior NCO's about it and they said it appears that it will be a tough go to find...

As PBI has noted he believes there may be a problem with rising up through the ranks, however he leaves the RCMP out of the equation. As an organization with over 20,000 members in uniform you can't exclude the force. The concept of promoting from within also works for them as it has done for...

I would guess A-Stan and 2-07 to somewhere in Africa.....the Sudan perhaps.

You might want to ask "noneck" about that little piece of CDN history....I believe he was there.

I grew up in Cold Lake as a base brat and often heard the howl of the big J-79 as it would hurddle itself through the air. The engine would howl as the pilot would throttle back on his base-leg getting lined up for final. 

I thought it was funny as it brought back memories of when I was a Pte.

The up through the rank system works for those of us in the Police world. It allows the officer to relate to the troops easier as he has already gone through some of the  same experiences.

Ex Air Force MP...now I'm with the Vancouver City Police.

We have the polygraph here in the Vancouver Police Dept. It works, as it merely is utilized as a tool to reinforce to concept of truthfullness. The Dept knows that everyone has done some things that are better left tucked away. All they are looking for is to see if you are a decietful...