Hoser,
I think you're talking about vehicles within certain dets. Mr.LCIS is right, it is unit specific. It depends what the CO requires and what the unit is required to do within the military. For example, my unit is made of about 4 or 5 squadrons for which, each squadron will have 3 or 4...
Fair enough. That still doesn't excuse the fact that it is a military gym and we should have precedence. Are we going to start renting out our C7's next time we need extra cash?
Our PT facilities is another sticky matter with me. Civilians have access to our gym and they pay for a membership that is significantly lower than that of the gyms downtown.
One problem that I have is when I go to the gym in the morning and the place is crawling with civilians using our...
For the most part I hate those shows too but everynow and again something like Joe Schmo comes along and I laugh my ass off. It's like a car wreck, you're concerned, curious and can't help but to stare in awe.
Nobody is forcing these guys to participate. If they wish to expose their...
I don't think that Inspections are considered Performance Objectives but you can never be too careful.
I also failed my swim test, no big deal. For the remainder of the swim classes I floated in the kiddie pool with a flutter board along with the other rock swimmers. I had no bearing on my...
I don't miss getting whacked with a pace stick in the back of the head (Basic Trg) but at the same time a know of a few new guys that could use a good sorting out (like the old days).
Currently, there is a recruiting allowance of $10,000 for sig ops joining the reg force if they have a 2 year post secondary program in technology. The 5's crse does focus a lot in IT but that is not the bulk of your trg.
Myself, and this is only my experience, I was a network administrator as...
Well said. "You're only as fast as your slowest person" and that slow guy may save your life one day and someday you might be that slow guy who saves another life.
Hopefully it's just a case of a few bad apples. Now that I think of it, we do get a few younger privates that didn't have their piss and vinegar strained out in basic but they are easier to sort out - they don't go running to the spiritual warfare department everytime they don't get their way.
Do you think that has changed the way we try to enforce discipline? Do you think there are higher expectations from older recruits? In my own experience (please keep in mind that this is only my opinion!) the older recruits (40+) have been questioning orders and demanding lower standards.
A few...
I look at CF Day (regardless of what the GG says) as a day to appreciate our military and what we are willing to sacrafice for our country. It's a great tool for public awareness and to raise education that we are here and we are here for you (the citizens of Canada).
Remembrance Day (for me)...
Maybe it's just my trade, but it seems like the privates that we're getting that are coming off of their 3's are getting older and older with every batch. There's nothing wrong with that, it's just strange to see after all these years of having young privates coming in.
I could be wrong but I think that if you start at the bottom of Ft Henry hill and run up towards the fort, through the PMQ's and out at the Vimy side then run down Hwy 15 to the bottom of the hill - that should be about 5 Km.
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