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Well  - No matter what you hear - if you give it your full effort - there should be no reason not to pass. I know there are a few ex-infantry guys on the AC op course right now doing just fine, balancing down time with crunch time.  At the end of the day, it's your career course, or second...

The training path for an ac op is as such - your first phase includes entry level training in both weapons and traffic. From that course, conducted over a 3-4 month period at CFSACO, you will be posted into either side, to an appropriate base. (ie: Weapons - North Bay/Traffic - Trenton, Comox...

As with xbow, I've been on OJE since May. Report for IFR course Jan 14.

Congrats, Ada.

Found it! http://forums.milnet.ca/forums/threads/80860.0.html Here's that schedule from 2 months ago. SSS

"So IFR and VFR get attach-posted somewhere to get 'checked out' (certified?) prior to being posted? THAT was MY understanding. And don't make no fun of my talk speakin. I's got an post secundry edjucayshin.

that was my understanding.

Right - but where for example, would ifr and vfr go?

CG - remember that schedule breakdown we got from - early on - outlined the timeline for AEC training - the cert period was about 3 - 4 months - but i thought it was before our first posting.

Or at least distract them with the machine that goes BING!

Rest in peace, gentlemen. Thoughts and condolences to the families and friends.

Seems like our numbers are rising CG!

Thx Mountie!

Another One-Fiver. Welcome, Ironman.

To be sure - i don't necessarily face the geographic separation challenges you do - but my concerns are the same. I want to kick the crap out of this thing. I already "see" myself doing this trade. Having the added benefit of current AEC's experience thru OJE would be awesome, but also not at...