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Hey guys - I got the call last month and I heading for BMQ in a couple of weeks! So they offered me a COMM RSCH in the Navy! (Yes, I was hoping to be with the NAVY)
Just a question for people in the trade with the Navy element, do you still designated to a "home port" even though this job is mostly posted in Ottawa or Kingston (or maybe that term is just some sort of a cliche for wherever you are posted)? The way I see it as a civilian is that after Naval Environmental Training, it's farewell CFB dockyards unless they send you to a ship which is unlikely for new guys according to previous posts here. I read a post here is that a Navy guy they know that they've already retired and never worked on a ship.
I have read a post here a while back before realizing the CAF will offer me the Navy element, is that CFB Borden is also doing Naval Environmental Training, is that true? Not that it matters, but the way I see it OS's should have some sort of a dockyard exposure as part of the training. I don't know maybe CAF are doing some avante-garde training, no need to go to a dockyard or airbase to do your environmental training.
Just a question for people in the trade with the Navy element, do you still designated to a "home port" even though this job is mostly posted in Ottawa or Kingston (or maybe that term is just some sort of a cliche for wherever you are posted)? The way I see it as a civilian is that after Naval Environmental Training, it's farewell CFB dockyards unless they send you to a ship which is unlikely for new guys according to previous posts here. I read a post here is that a Navy guy they know that they've already retired and never worked on a ship.
I have read a post here a while back before realizing the CAF will offer me the Navy element, is that CFB Borden is also doing Naval Environmental Training, is that true? Not that it matters, but the way I see it OS's should have some sort of a dockyard exposure as part of the training. I don't know maybe CAF are doing some avante-garde training, no need to go to a dockyard or airbase to do your environmental training.