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Or you know Troops wearing combats at Remembrance Day parades which is specifically prohibited in the dress regs.

So what is it then?

I remember when some units switched to calling themselves Calvary as opposed to Armoured Recce. No one could actually tell me what that meant.

Our rules on these matters are very relaxed compared to some militaries. We don't even have a prohibition against mixed NCM/Officer relationships.

What are prohibited circumstances?

There are a few recent pictures of him wearing the Order of Merit of the Police Forces, not sure what is going on with that.

I have so many questions -Is this going to be recorded as feedback notes? -How much of a difference between seniority or position brings in the onus to report? If you have two members of the same rank in different units, but one unit is higher in the Order of Presidence? -Are CO's going to get...

I can't wait to see this backfire in some cases. "No, person x sleeps with too many people, we're not sending them on course."

Yeah, but there is still the other 75% I have to pay. I am from a Scottish regiment you know.

Anytime I have used VIA I have taken the GO Train into Union because it's free. The annoying part about VIA is that you need to pay for it.

Too bad this isn't going to happen before the Divisional realignment for all those people who get told "by the way, you need to be in Montreal tommorrow, but make sure you are back in time for parade at 1900.

Are we talking full Mel Gibson style here?

This isn't working. Can someone give us a summary.

That is literally every base. Well, Maybe not Air Force ones.

Where is this?

So I've been looking for a visual representation of this for awhile. Some of the new uniforms tend to be more brown, while some are more green. The two Guardsmen in this picture are wearing the same uniform.

Just because they are full time, does not mean that they are not PRES.

I thought this was going to be fake...I don't know what's real anymore.

I mean, that's kind of what it is anytime the public is present.

That doesn't answer the question.