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LoL...no I've never even wore one, I'm just saying that they looked good.  When I was in the Army Cadets in the 70's, only the two CSM's and the RSM work the Sam Browne, except they were black, don't know why that was.  I did have the old web belt with the brass buckles though...they were a pain...

I agree with the Sam Browne belt, that always looked great.  Bring back the Iltis, fun thing to drive however, that old style rain gear can stay lost....I hated that piece of useless kit more than the puttess!

Hi Al.  Yeah this is very concerning news.  When I was the 4 Sqn Plans Sgt, he was my WO...we had a good time there.  I also DAG'd him when he was deploying to Afghanistan. I really hope that this ends in a good way.

Thanks very much for the reply back buddy, very much appreciated.

Does anyone have any updates on this situ?

Wow...this sucks!  I worked with Marc when we were at CFJSR together.  I really hope this ends well.

When I first joined in the early 80's, I was a Cook in Cold Lake.  Found myself in Flight Feeding for about 6 months, our guys ate very well.  I didn't see it as a punishment but more of a nice break off the main kitchen floor.  Nice thing about being in FF was that they would take you up on the...

Ah beautiful Cold Lake.  I was posted there from 83-90, when I was a cook...one of my best postings, even after I re-mustered.  Met my wife in Edmonton and both my kids were born in CL.

Thankfully NO! What a piece of work!

You are right.  Don't see myself working for the VA considering all the BS they have put me through for the past 10 years in having to appeal each of their negitive decisions.

Thanks PuckChaser....and right you are, it's working now...patience was never one of my forte's!

That link doesn't work. I keep getting a HTTP 404 error saying 'The page requested could not be found at this location'.

Go Bruins Go!

Mark;  I joined the CAF when I was 18 years old, right out of grade 12.  Graduated in Jun and started recruit training that Aug.  I served 27 years before I was medically released.  For me, that was the one of the best decisions I've ever made, besides getting married to a wonder woman and...

Our Pats did it!  Outstanding....now I can be at work tomorrow with a big smile on my face!!!

Wilco buddy, and thanks.  I thought it was just me.

Just got a question a bit off of topic but, has anyone applied to be apart of the 'Stolen Valour' organization?  I applied on-line on 12 Nov but haven't heard anything back yet.  I know they have a statement on their site about it taking some time before you hear back from them (back ground...

When I got married to my wife in 1987 (yes still together after all these years), she told me that there was no way we were going to get married in my uniform.  As a military brat herself, she knew that there would be many things that she would have to put up with that the military was going to...

I was med rel in 08, not for a kidney problem, it was for a leg operation gone bad.  On my mel rel appt with the Doc, she noticed on my file that I had a kidney stone attack in 05.  She told me that, if I wasn't being med rel for the leg issue, it would have been for the kidney stone attack...

Just to answer your question.  Contact either your ROR RMS Clk or your nearest PSO office.  They will go into ICMS (ILP Claims Management System), see what you were endorsed for in your ILP, see what you have already claimed (if any) and then will be able to tell you what you have left.