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Ok, so I was trying to play devil's advocate and see things in a different perspective and provide Lil_T with some more information.  The key word I used was volunteer.  But thanks.  If it was allowed, it would be a conflict of interest.  As it is not allowed, the conflict of interest is...

I think what GWP is saying is that it isn't a conflict of interest in the sense of task or job.  Many PRes and RegF members volunteer with cadet corps. The conflict of interest George is referring to would mean reporting to two bosses and potentially carrying two ranks.  This would be the...

CIC officers are class A.  The exceptions to this are when you are Officer Staff at a cadet training centre or a full-time staff member at a Regional Cadet Support Unit (RCSU). As cadet camps don't run over 180 days, you would not receive benefits for that. For class A, you would be covered for...

Wes, Since the CCM has made OG107 the only acceptable CDN pattern, many surplus retailers have jacked up the price to make greater profit.

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Just as it was when I was a cadet. ;)  There is a difference between knowing they exist and knowing what to do.  If you count knowing about cadets as having seen them once outside a grocery store then your numbers aren't exactly giving you the best info. We're all informal here.  Stating rank...

Pride, Prejudice, and Zombies - by Jane Austen  8)

And that's the last straw. Milnet.ca Staff

If I was going to get a tattoo that could change when I get old and fat I'd make sure it could be like one of those MAD Magazine foldables.

Queen's Inn is about 80 bucks a night before taxes.  They are right beside CFRC Kingston.

Posting a oneliner doesn't make anything true.  War is war.  Not every German in WW2 was a "Murderous Hun, Death Camp Commandant" and you can sure as hell bet that every Canadian wasn't a "Benevolent Liberator, Superhero and Saviour".  To assume such about a topic such as this just demonstrates...

I'd really like for you to explain this.  As far as I and some others can tell, you're being anti-canadian.  Based on your previous posting history - this is a conclusion I am not hesitant to draw. Consider this an official request.  Failure to clarify the true intent of your post will result...

Sigh, I've said it more than once and I'll say it again.  This is such a stupid idea.  All we're going to do is drive members away.

Incompetence is not an excuse. As a Warrant Officer, I hope this isn't an example you're setting for your Jr. NCO's. If you've managed to scrape by high school English, you should be able to at least use capitals and punctuation correctly.  Start doing so now.  Web speak and lack of...

Considering he's from Quebec, I'm willing to forgive a single homophonic slip.  We've all seen native English speakers with no excuse.

Either way, MLPs aren't doing anyone any good if they're being used instead of instructors building their own. :P Thanks, GridNorth.  I wondered if anyone from the corps would read it.  It was an amazing sight to see.  I wish I could be there for more - with luck there will be no more to be...

I'm a bit out of date now, unfortunately.  Perhaps its a pilot though?

That would be so much nicer with proper capitals, sentences, removal of the comma splices, and paragraph formatting. There have always been lesson plans that were ready made.  Back with the old program, they did put out Master Lesson Plans.  Keep in mind that a pre-made plan is exactly that. ...