the poster they sent out are really bad (imo) doesn't really show what cadets is about at all.
there are standardized bouchers from cadets canada. there is also this tri service recruiting pamplet but thats kinda rare
Please Dont Swear ;)
yea, almost all sgts and above in my corps (including myself) are aging out/off to university next year...thats why we're training alot of junoir ncos (mbdrs) to fill up leadership positions
does one have to be a certain age/rank in the reserves to act as a reservist advisor to a cadet corps? what do reservist advisors do anyways?
oh and does the system work like how the CI system work?. i heard that in order to be a CI for a certain corps and if you're an ex-cadet of that corps...
if it wasn't for cadets i wouldnt' have become a reservist
on a side note: when you join up, remember that you're not in cadets anymore and make sure you have your learning attitude ready. if the troops see that you're there to learn and not to be a cocky jack***, they'll be nice to you.
its fun. make sure you are loud and that everyone can hear you. your drill should be better then the others just to show them how proper drill is suppose to be done. don't mumble and make sure you call the right commands and stay in time with your troop/platoon if you're on the march
when a cadet gets promoted to chief, the CO and the DCO swaps the epillettes for him/her. when we march off, we yell left right left gunners. thats all i can think of.
i think cadets should pay like a VERY minisule fee every year to get us better training and equipment. i know a local aircadet sqn that requires you to pay 50 bucks a year and they have MUCH better training and stuff then us.
does front rank stick their arm out while doing right dress?...cause cadets do and my reserves regt. don't.. oh and like the procedure for filling in in front of the officer to recieve award/promotion in reserves is different from what i learnt in cadets. and plus you gotta learn c7...
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