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Sep 81 - Joined the 26 Svc Bn North Bay; Aug 83 - 8335 5 Pl Cornwallis; Sep 08 - retired (medical release) Regrets - Zero!

Bravo Zulu Soldier!  :salute:

Now that is cool...

Awe Al....you look so comfy in your little pool.  No wonder you don't get a lot of work done during the day! Mike

Yep, difficult it might be but that is just something you will have to put in the back of your cool head.  All I asked the board members was what unit they had served with after they told me that my injuries couldn't have been that bad.  After they both told me that they NEVER served in the...

LoL....now that's funny Jim!

Don't loose your head if things appear if they are not going your way.  Not saying that will happen, it happened to me, I lost my cool head, called the 2 members on the board a few chosen names, got escorted out of the hearing and had to appeal my case all over again, which took almost another...

I only have three words for that POS... "Welcome To Kingston!" "Enjoy Your Stay!" "Check Your Six!" Mike Kingston ON

gerobbins; good work.  It's people like you that take the time to show your appreciation to the troops with gestures like this, that make us proud of what we do or did and confirm the reason why we do it. Thanks for this. Mike

You know something about all this...when I was in Cyprus in 86/87 there were no Canadian military females on tour.  The only females up at the BBC (Blue Beret Camp) where either the camp admin staff, which were local women or the other country contingent's spouses.  The only problem we had was...

Well buddy, I hope things do go well for you.  The one comment that always never did sit well with me was, "they always deny your first request..."  Why do they do that?  There is no reason why that should happen.  If you have all the proper paperwork (CF98s, witness statements etc...) there is...

Same boat here.  I once sat in a 'hearing board' for about 15 minutes trying to explain about my leg injuries, I had 2 operations on my lower legs, injuried during pre-deployment trg to go over to Kabal in '05, and not understanding what these 2 civilian lawyers didn't get.  They kept on telling...

Well buddy, you asked and I'm going to share. My experience with dealing with the VA has been nothing but disbelief, in a system put in place to help us vets, it's been nothing but a constant fight to get any of my claims actioned.  It's been a rollercoaster ride every since I submitted my first...

Here is the link to the KMFRC site the lists all the local stores and business that give the discount. http://www.familyforce.ca/sites/Kingston/EN/mdp/Documents/MDP.pdf

Done!  Good luck.

When I was a young Cook in Cold Lake in the early 80s, I was once sent to all the other messhalls looking for a 'bucket of steam' to clean the pot room! I was once sent to QM to get a 'salami sock' and 'sausage skin' to put the ground sausage meat into! I was once sent up the the Missile Range...

I was a instructor is 2 Platoon.  This is the 'Comm Reserve' BMQ right?

Are you the same Jim Shaw that was in Cold Lake in 84, married Kim Dobey...are you an ex-MSEOp?

Have you found him yet?  I was in CFB North Bay 96-03, he was there then.