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A recent article in the Maple Leaf.... http://www.forces.gc.ca/site/tml/article-eng.asp?id=22&y=2012&m=06

You do not need permission from your COC to participate in recreational parachuting.  Do not let anyone tell you otherwise.  As a regular force member you are covered under Blue Cross (military health care) for any injury or illness sustained at anytime.  If you were a civilian then you would...

I just used Gary Shane from Remax, if you want his number PM me.  Sold very quickly and he has years of experience in Ottawa. I was very pleased with his efforts in selling and am sure he is just as good in purchasing.

Interesting, I will ask a question: How many of you know what is going on with the family or person living beside you? Most would answer that they know the person by name and by their daily or occasional interactions. I am sure most of us do not know the fine details that people are...

Good day, below is a letter I wrote to my friends and I thought I would share it here because Army.ca is a big reason for SO/SL success and many on here have supported my efforts over the years. Being objective is not easy, I try to make decisions and judgments based on more then one source of...

Technoviking, Education is a wonderful thing, I would suggest you do some research before you make ignorant comments. I know Ryan personally and understand his concern and position. There is more to this then his amputations and or his injuries. But I guess most will do like they always do and...

I think at the end of the day you make a decision as to what kind of information you are willing to share and what will others do with the information they know about you. You can google Armed Forces Council and find complete career profiles of each and every senior leader listed with a picture...

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We should all read the Veterans Charter and the programs and services that are included. I find it interesting that the One Lump Payment/Or taken over instalments is worded as a Non-economical benefit for injuries suffered while on duty. That is key in this argument ( Non-economical )...

We were on the same Jump Course back in 1992. RIP Brian  :salute:  :cdn:

Boots vers shoes make a huge difference with time, also getting to the water early does have its disadvantage but then again I had a map and compass with me at all times...

Congratulations to all. :salute: :cdn: CDN Aviator; It was held prior to 97, If my memory is correct it started in 1994. Petawawa sent a team of 10 to the MM in 95 which I was a part of. It was in combat pants and boots and the portage included the 90lb aluminum canoes. I think the rucks were...

I last saw Col Parker in Toronto at a CESBA Boxing event in support of the CF. We served together in London when I first joined then moved to Pet. RIP Col Parker :salute: :cdn:

R.I.P :salute: :cdn:

Anny; please go to the Military Families Fund link http://www.cfpsa.com/en/corporate/mfamily/index.asp Maj Sandy Ward is listed as the MFF representative for Winnipeg. No promises from them but with what you have stated (not being able to drive due to medical/ husband being deployed.....) you...

Just posted on forces.gc.ca Sacrifice Medal to recognize all service-related deaths http://www.forces.gc.ca/site/news-nouvelles/view-news-afficher-nouvelles-eng.asp?id=3173

Hi Dog; Have to give you a few more years until you mature enough to understand what it is you are actually stating. I know you will come around at some point and begin to understand that things just don't magically appear. Supporting those who serve :cdn:

I just wanted to way in on this one being a SAR TECH. Seeking professional development anywhere is always a good thing. When it comes to shift work and the medical world rest is vital and the compounding effect of long hours surely does effect your judgement and ability to support others in...

R.I.P.  :salute: :cdn:

He attended along with his wife the first Sar Tech course graduation parade in Comox in 1997. R.I.P :salute: :cdn: