sleeping quarters

[AthonyMach1]

hey i was wondering two things, when your in basic training, where do u sleep? does each recruit have a small room which he sleeps in? or is it like a bunk where all the recruits sleep in, and then after / if you pass the basic training and start your career, where do you sleep then? such as infantry, when you sign up for the three years. i also tried using the search forms to find my answer but i couldnt come up with anything.
Thanks

 

[Troopasaurus]

here are some links straight from the recruiting faq's on housing and living arrangements after Basic.

Post-training living arrangments  --  http://army.ca/forums/threads/17216.0.html
PMQs? What's the deal?  --  http://army.ca/forums/threads/13117.0.html
Where will I will be posted  --  http://army.ca/forums/threads/18064.0.html
? Married living arrangments ? --  http://army.ca/forums/threads/18104.0.html
Canadian Forces Housing Authority  --  http://www.cfha-alfc.forces.gc.ca/

The quarters you get is different from base to base, on my BMQ (reserve) we had a room with 6 single beds with a locker between each bed.

 

[Fusaki]

For a Reg Force BMQ in St Jean each recruit will have his own little cubicle with a bed, desk, and closet. If you're going Infantry, then you'll probably be sent to Meaford where you'll have a bunk, a closet, and maybe a desk in an open room with 3-5 other guys. When you're posted to the regiment you'll live in a room similar to a college dorm (not that I've ever been to college, but from what I hear its pretty similar). At first you'll share a room with one other guy, but eventually you'll start to drive each other nuts and the one who cracks first will either move off base or be placed on a waiting list for a single room. If you're married or common law you can live in the PMQs (personal married quarters) with your spouse/girlfriend. The PMQs are rowhouses just off base, and from what I hear they're pretty good for a young family.