Brad Sallows
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Hm. "Support groups" were one of the less successful variations the Brits played with in North Africa. Hope the name isn't cursed.
Teager said:For Toronto I've heard and received e-mails with it being called Garrison Toronto now.
dapaterson said:I'm sure this is supported by the sign painters' union.
The "Division" part of the name change is a topic for another thread. The move to the area support base is a structural change. Now, local commanders will not have a Base Commander to fix their problems. Instead, all the base service providers will report through separate stovepipes to COs in the area "super" / support base.pbi said:Good Lord. What a pointless load of rubbish.
I hear the scraping of deck chairs being moved about.....
And all this improves what, again?
cupper said:If you cannot understand it, you won't be able to reveal anything under interrogation.
Sounds simple enough. :nod:
MCG said:The "Division" part of the name change is a topic for another thread. The move to the area support base is a structural change. Now, local commanders will not have a Base Commander to fix their problems. Instead, all the base service providers will report through separate stovepipes to COs in the area "super" / support base.
MCG said:3 CDSB is a formation with a commander. Tech services is a unit - it should have a CO and not an OC.
Infanteer said:I think Base Operations was the fourth one. Ops, Tech Services, Adm Services and Engr Services.
MCG said:NDA and QR&O give several specific authorities to Base Commanders and no mention of ability to delegate. Who now exercises this authority on locations sataliete to the Div Sp Base where there no-longer is a true BComd?
Ostrozac said:Do you have examples?
The National Defence Act does not mention the concept of a Base or a Base Commander.
QR&O seem to use the term "base, unit or element" a lot, but I'm not tracking any authorities that are specifically held only by a base commander.