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Our wpns techs are even worse shape than our vehicle techs.  I don't think we even have a QL4 wpns tech, which makes the supervision even harder.  We also have greater difficulty getting spare parts.  The interesting thing is that the wpn tech at ASU (or used to be) was one of ours, now on Class...

The recovery aspect is a particular sore point.  We have a very difficult time getting pers trained to do that.  At this time, I believe that there are only 2 Cl A reservists allowed to operate the Wrecker.  Last ex, the Wrecker has to stay in garrison because they didn't show up. One thing...

I believe there is a public grant that can be obtained for authorized Ceremonial dress.  I don't recall the Q&R O and CFAO at the moment.

A hurricane did hit a Canadian city.  Remember Hurricane Juan and Halifax?

The Log trades can do SQ and basic trades training in any order.  She would have to do her SQ at some point, assuming she  is PRes Army.

I can't answer the first one.  The second question, no.  We have a CWO who is a vehicle tech.

Depending on the level of the net, Coy, Bn or Bde, having RRRs or SupReqs on the same net as Contact reports isn't a good thing.  The RRRs and SupReqs should be passed on the Admin net, not the Command net.

Within the Army Reserve, the Log trades wear green, both DEU and combats.  The only exception I know of is the RSS which wear their colour of DEU.  We have had a Navy RQ and an Air Force Ops WO.  They wore their respective DEU on Bn parades.

I would start the application process now.  You never know how long it's going to take. If you take the BMQ during the fall/winter, it will be part time during weekends, so it might work with your school.

I find it interesting that you will accept the answer from the VA's or DHH website when you find it, but not when it was pointed out to you when you originally asked the question.   Gunnar98 provided that link and quote within the first page of discussion. Modified to add Gunner98's quote.

Montreal held something because they are twinned with Hiroshima.

You are right, the information might be helpful... but remember that the Reserves don't cover as much as the Regular Force BMQ.

The other thing that might be worrisome, is that it looks like it's for the Reserves.  I got that just from the website address... 38CBG.  Not any easy thing to pick up, if you don't know what to look for.

My only concern with a Cbt Arms LCol commanding the Svc Bn is the Svc Bn CO is supposed to be (IIRC) the CSS advisor to the Brigade Commander.  My opinion is that CSS is easy to pick up but hard to master.

In Alberta it's 3 years, unless you have children or sign some papers.

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The kit list should be in your joining instructions.  If not, ask you Ops WO or RSS WO for it.  The kit list is on the CFSAL DIN site.

http://www.cfcn.ca/servlet/RTGAMArticleHTMLTemplate/B/20050517/fisher?brand=generic&hub=&tf=CFCNPlus/generic/hubs/frontpage.html&cf=CFCNPlus/generic/hubs/frontpage.cfg&slug=fisher&date=20050517&archive=CFCNPlus&ad_page_name=&nav=home&subnav=fullstory A couple killed in Sunday's crash on...

If you don't care if it's Canadian or British, the Brit have had an open house at CFB Suffield called BATUS Day.

That should be it for the summer.  Keep in mind, in Calgary, it is mostly reserves and they are essentially stood down for the summer.  Summer is when the taskings are for training, either as candidates or instructing staff.