Plus the CAF is limited on their ability to get info from the civilian system.
To say nothing of the cost of a criminal defense for an accused individual; for a court martial, a military lawyer is provided; charged civvy side, and the lawyer bills in 12 minutes increments.
Sustainment builds readiness. The enterprise needs to be structured to train people, and acquire and maintain equipment and materiel.
Right now, it's configured to do the bare minimum and keep forces in being ready without considering the sustainment (and regeneration) of forces.
Comparable to retired CAF - there are those who acknowledge their prior military service as a part of who they are, and also those for who it is their sole identity.
Totally normal administration of justice
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It will definitely follow regimental quiffs. And command team quiffs.
In the same unit I have seen RSM to RSM, RSM to CO to RSM, RSM to CO to Honorary Colonel who then delivers a meandering 25 minute speech to RSM...
If your crewing model requires every killick to spend three years ashore before they can step on board then your crewing model is fundamentally flawed.
If you cut to the point where you have one person on board who can perform a task then your crewing model is fundamentally flawed.
A military...
Little understood fact: if you receive a Res F pension you are eligible for the same medical and dental plans as the Reg F in retirement (you do have to pay for them).
We have committed to pay for them - the cheques haven't all cleared yet. And committed to an ongoing relationship with the JSF office including ongoing payments.
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