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The reflective strips are only on the rain jacket (they can be easily hidden).

I just finished HIE 208 for Summer 05.  There were a total of 8 assignments.  They range from 4 that were 500 words and the others were 1000, 1500, 2000 and 2500 words.

To answer your question, Yes.  Here is an interesting thing to consider, if you want the military to pay for your courses you will need to do an Individual Learning Plan.    I am a RMS Clerk with plans to finish off my BA with RMC. As I pass a course, DND reimburses me my required textbooks and...

I was 31 when I joined full time and I had no problems.  We had a "50 something" in my reg force recruit course that had no problems keeping up with the rest.  I joined the CF because previously I worked in a bank for 13 years and had enough of it.  It was fun keeping up and passing the 18 year...

You will find out quick that endurance is just as important.  Keep running.

Usually you wil do your training in the same language that you started your training in from BMQ on.  The slight danger of doing a Franco course for specialized trades is the limited number of times that they run.  Without knowing exactly will be taught, I would think that you could not switch...

For the record, Borden will be running a reg force BMQ through its Naval Reserve Training section on base.  Every summer Nav Res trains umpteen number of naval reserve recruits from across Canada and are fully cabable of good quality training.  Nav Res became the priority posting placement for...

We had a guy with a mega-bulked-up upper body loose lots of muscle, 250 lb plus guy loose lots of fat and the females who had kids lost weight (they were happy).  Basically like it was said earlier in the post you will become much more toned top to bottom.  I loved the times where you had...

This would be reserve training.  There is no reg force-element specific NCM training at CFSAL.  For reservist courses that run during the summer it can get separated depending on the trade.

I didn't think you could access it either.  Please verify. Thanks.

Looking at the mbr you see the name, followed by the eagle on the right-all in dark blue lettering with a border in dark blue as well.

Assignment marks are now on for 2, finally.

No problem, just making sure all understand what the facts are before the thread gets hijacked. . . Sunshine out.

For the record, the bird that the Air Force uses as a symbol is an Eagle- it is not an albatross or even a seagull. Ref:  http://www.airforce.forces.gc.ca/traddocs/trada_e.asp I think it's best to stop that part of the discussion and it is not wise to slam a symbol especially when you do not...

I am doing the exact same as you.  I just ordered the books and was told there is a slight delay. Have you done one of these courses before?