I believe CIC officers are restricted to CIC training, as there is little purpose in training them in other areas of the CF. I do know one of the SkyHawks is/was a CIC Officer, I'm not sure how he went about getting onto that though. A select few Army CIC Officers can attain the CF Parachutist qualification by serving as escort or admin officers on the Army Cadet Basic Parachutist Course.bLUE fOX said:I am wondering if there are other CF courses open to CIC outside of main CIC training, example dive,parachutist or even trades training.
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bLUE fOX said:I am wondering if there are other CF courses open to CIC outside of main CIC training, example dive,parachutist or even trades training.
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Ex-Dragoon said:IIRC the pesonnel that crew the tugs and other minor auxillaries are civilliand and not MARS/MARE types.
Neill McKay said:The reg. force candidates on Tender Charge are mostly boatswains (all but one, who was the CERA for MOG 4, on my course). One of them was going on to a sail training vessel, Tuna I believe. Two others worked for the Naval Tender Section on the west coast.
That is the one Zedic was talking about, I believe. He is/was a Sky Hawk and he was a canoeing officer at Blackdown this summer. He was a good officer, I really liked him..and he really liked the way I cooked his steaks on the canoe trip...ARMYboi69 said:We had an Airborne Captain at Blackdown this summer. Not sure if he was a CF member who was assigned to Blackdown, or an ex-CF member who was now a CIC Captain. Either way he was one hardcore man :rage:
ARMYboi69 said:We had an Airborne Captain at Blackdown this summer.
I'm sorry wouldn't the Daisy fall under the Air Rifle Class? the .22 the Small Bore and the .303 and the 5.56 would be Large Bore?
pi-r-squared said:What made you believe he was ex-Airborne. The only way that I'd be able to tell if someone was ex-Airborne would be if he/she had regimental badge tattooed, or if he/she mentioned so, or if they wore white wings. Like Kaziklu said, I don't think .22 would be large bore.