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http://www.army.forces.gc.ca/lf/English/6_1_1.asp?id=2266 RIP Soldier! ''And when he gets to Heaven, to St.Peter, he will tell, ''One more Soldier Reporting Sir!, I've served my time in hell''  :salute: :cdn:

If this is for PRes BMQ, then I would assume it varies between units, but mine starts on the 27th I believe. Hope this help!

Thank you for the quick replys everyone! I got exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!

This certainly helps!. I still need the pictures above all. Thank you anyways I appreciate it.

Hello all! I am making a CF tribute video for school. I plan on having the pictures(with details I.E. Name, rank, cause of death) of each Canadian Soldier who has unfortunately been killed in Afghanistan. I have search on Google and have found no page containing what I am looking for. If anyone...

Ahh! I see, thanks alot!

I had the chance to play around on a HLWSV here in St.John's, on Canadian Forces day. I remember there being a 5 gear stick shift in the cab? Perhaps there are different variants? (this was before I was recruted  ;) )

Yeah I enjoyed watching it!

With parental consent that is! I forgot to mention that in my previous post!

You need to be at least 18 years of age, to join any branch of the Canadian Forces. ;)

Well, by this I mean, not sure if they would fund a sex change over a lazer eye surgery. Sorry, I should have worded what I had typed a little better.

When I was in Air Cadets, my officers told me that the CF wouldn't fund lazer eye surgery, but they would do a sex change to make you feel more comfortable about your sexual orientation! Not sure how much truth there is to this, but I found it funny either way!

I find the irony of someone being named ''Stubbs'' to specialize in penis enlargement, to be rather funny!  :o

Correct me if I am wrong, but thats about a 1/3 of a kilometer, wouldn't this be comparable to the Halifax explosion of that French Naval ship in 1917? If so, this is a frightening bomb, though Nuclear weapons seem for more horrible.

I'll take the highlighted part as a compliment!  ;D Maybe I grew up in home that was pretty strict when it came to violence, I had a mother who wouldn't even let me watch Power Rangers, I had to buy my first paintball gun second hand because I couldn't buy a new one, at my young age I need an...

This is true, and I totally agree, but in general the parents(baby boomer's) of Canada today grew up in an era where our Military was at it's lowest peak, and the parents are either A) Uneducated about our military, or be B) are unaware of such a Military power.   This generation of children...

The problem is, in this day and age lots of parents see the Military as a bad thing, and our tools of the trade (rifles) to be the key of death. Generally, Canadians are uneducated about our armed forces. Negative propaganda from amature journalist and TV reporters etc... certainly doesn't aid...

I think letting Elementary students handle rifles, was a little far and I can understand why some parents would be angry, but showing off the Army to them and educating them properly about what our soldiers do here in Canada and over seas, in my opinion is appropriate. We need more support even...

haha We sure are! next time you're all in town, beers on me!  :cheers:

Ahh I see, well if you're ever in town, PM me! we're both young blood, and apparently interested in the military!