Halifax Tar
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There's a rank you don't see anymore:
Well before my time!
Well before my time!
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The rank is Corporal. I think we still have a few of those around. This was the result of giving certain Privates a leaf.
Oldgateboatdriver
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Yes, we used to have a single chevron with the maple leaf - can't recall what we used to call the rank.
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Our dress uniforms are hideous
. Are they a sailor? A bus driver? A concierge? Who knows!
Halifax Tar
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Our dress uniforms are hideous
Looks like the initial iteration of the CFs after unification...
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Yah, the ones the Navy has now are a marginal improvement. The Christmas Tree Army uniforms we had were incredibly unflattering!
exspy
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Lance Wiebe
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I'm pretty sure it means if you sign up again after your Basic Engagement.
Oldgateboatdriver
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Probably means you were daft enough to sign for your twenty after completing the initial short contract. 
Halifax Tar
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Is there more to this screen capture ? I'd love to see the full context...
exspy
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It was a small article in the May 1969 edition of Sentinel. I'll dig it out to see if there was anything further. This might take a while because my wife made me put all my stuff in storage after we moved, and I lost the den.
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