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The rings are manufactured locally (in at least one case, right in engineering labs by university techs). That may have something to do with the choices available at certain camps.

http://ironring.ca/

A custom vinyl wrap might be easier.

Maybe it was a dig at your accent. :)

What weapon training?

Anyone know where I can find an equivalent RCAF national-level training calendar?

And right after the first 60: http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/netpub/server.np?find&catalog=photos&template=detail_eng.np&field=itemid&op=matches&value=30481&site=combatcamera

Looking back, I can't think of a single thing that happened during my BMQ course that would have been cool to watch in shaky HD afterward.

Just wear an issued grey t-shirt from Logistik. That's what they're for.

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The academic year at Athabasca University runs from September 1 to August 31. The OP's situation as described will span two academic years.

This is true. I assumed the student could find $4000 in eligible expenses per academic year. Education Reimbursement covers more than just tuition.

Unless the rules have changed, a member is not eligible for reimbursement before finishing BMQ, so I don't know if PDev will approve an ILP before finishing BMQ.

Depending on where you live there may be infantry or recce units (or any other kind of Army reserve unit) with open positions for sup techs. As a member of an Army reserve unit you will go on field exercises with your unit. Once you are trained there may be opportunities to volunteer for...

Looking for stuff to do? Basic Fitness Training Assistant DNDLearn

If I've read your post correctly, you've taken some time away from school and are going back to finish the last year of your program? As you may know, if you have an approved ILP you can claim half of your eligible expenses, and receive no more than $2000 per academic year. The academic year...

If you wait long enough.

Are they current? You could pass them on to some students at MUN, maybe through your faculty. Edit: Fine. Maybe some student could use them for insulation or furniture or something.

http://www.army.forces.gc.ca/32CER/contactus-contacteznous-eng.asp

I found the military focus useful. I don't find that kind of instruction anywhere else. From another thread: