Armoured / Armoured Recce MOC?

[Fishbone Jones]

Just had another look at CFPAS. It's got about ten Armd, Recce and Crewman entries. All with different numbers. Maybe some officer type that's had to vette a Sqn worth of PER's can tell us what's going on.

So at this point, we're all correct ;D.

 

[George Wallace]

When in doubt, use the 'Scattergun' approach.  You are bound to get something right.  Right?

 

[Big Foot]

Looking at my CAP posting message for this summer, Armoured Officer is 00178. Now I'm even more confused... lol

 

[Teddy Ruxpin]

I hope this helps...

MOS ID 00005 = Crewman = MOCs 011, 012, and 013

MOC 011 = Regular Force Armour
MOC 012 = Reserve Force "Tank" (all pers being converted to 013)
MOC 013 = Reserve Force "Recce"

MOS ID 00178 = Armour Officer = MOCs 21, 25, and 26

MOC 21 = Regular Force Armour
MOC 25 = Reserve Force "Tank" (all pers being converted to 26)
MOC 26 = Reserve Force "Recce"

The old MOCs reflect the sub-groups of the MOS IDs...  Make sense?

Cheers,

Teddy

 

[Fishbone Jones]

Thx TR,

But this begs the question, why the availablity of all the other number combos in CFPAS?

 

[Teddy Ruxpin]

I'd have to open CFPAS to run through them (and don't have time at the moment), but my guess is:

MOS ID 00005-01 = MOC 011
MOS ID 00005-10 = MOC 012
MOS ID 00005-11 = MOC 013

MOS ID 00178-01 = MOC 21
MOS ID 00178-14 = MOC 25
MOS ID 00178-13 = MOC 26

Those the numbers you mean?

 

[Fishbone Jones]

OK, now it's making sense.