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YES YES YES I am here....In Halifax Ken Sanders 1980 - 1982 I will check out the face book page

I don't mean to rain on your career parade.....but Joining any country's military implies that you are ready and willing to defend that country with your own life if needed. Do you really want to defend the interests of a country other than your own? If you are simply joining to forge ahead...

Having worked in Marlant Int, pre Trinity, all I am willing to say is that Naval Int tracks ships, supports fisheries, provides support to deployed ships, and briefs Commanders. The focus is obviously Maritime. The Area of Ops very large indeed. Army Int, again depending on where one is working...

Simple ----- NOBODY! Thanks.

I can confirm that this is in fact the Reg Noseworthy that you are looking for. He was my neighbour in Borden and I still keep in contact with him through his parents. Oakville is the place where he is at. If you are unable to contact him there send me an email and I will dig up a number...

Happy Canada Day wishes and a BZ to all the troops past and present....I concur and agree. The TEMPORARY red background, nice TEMPORARY touch. How about a white stripe down the middle or dancing maple leaves. (flags not hockey players) Cheers all.

Gentlemen, The question, while a little beyond reality because of the nature of the weapon, is a valid one. Having served as a Weapons Tech (Air) in a previous incarnation and having been trained at least to maintain what was known at the time as the MiniTAT (Tactical Armament Turret) I doubt...

OK folks, judging by some of the posts I have seen on this forum I know I am going to suffer for asking this. What happened to 3 Canadian Infantry Brigade (Brigade Group)? I have done some reading on the subject and I know that it was formed in the early 1950's. What I have not figured out is...

However, the Germans lost that one.

ReadyAyeReady In all honesty I have to say that the reg force time that you require is most definitely time well spent. The direct entry int op that sat next to me on my QL 5, whom I later had working for me (I was a Sgt and he was just barely a MCpl after 5 years in the trade)  was a prime...

Hate to say it, but I have to absolutely agree with NCRCrows observation about Int Op direct entries. The TI, experience, seasoning, whatever you want to call it, that one gets as a member of the regs prior to COT is worth every moment. I had 11 years in prior to my 9 years as an Int Op and saw...

Results from a search of the Army Electronic library indicate that this book is not available on line but the NDID number(s) and proper title(s)  are provided. See your friendly neigbourhood training officer/NCO. You are searching the Book Title  category for "warrior" Your search has returned...

I was sent this story by a coworker. Interesting. By Sidney Allinson, Times-Colonist, Victoria. St. Patrick's Day is an apt time to recall that the only Victoria Cross medal to be awarded for bravery on Canadian soil was won by an Irishman. Timothy O'Hea was born in the scenic village of...

Try http://armyapp.dnd.ca/ael/ Good hunting Mauler

I have seen some references to 20 CMBG as well as some NATO standard org charts on this site. Where do they come from and how can I get a copy. Im especially interested in troop numbers and equipment lists that go along with these charts. I am no longer "in" so I may need assistance. Thanks in...