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This article is about the military. If someone is injured in military they get health care, medical pension, and benefits. What kind of job are you talking about?

Really? All I see is people bitching about how recruits are 'weak' these days and we don't train them well enough. Maybe the guy just found bmq too hard and is blaming the instructor. Maybe he has a legitimate case. Who knows. But, he is still technically in the military and was injured...

Very sad news, such a great author. I was just rereading the dog that wouldn't be, the ending always makes me cry.

That timmies is ALWAYS busy. You almost have to get there half an hour to an hour early just to get a coffee!

I won't be re-reading site guidelines. Anyways, shouldn't you be preparing for the super serious battle of the atlantic parade tomorrow instead of complaining about my opinions?

Stay in my lanes? Warning system? What are you talking about. I was giving serious advice, as someone who has both attempted to put in a CT and joined reg force from scratch. I've seen CTs that have taken years and paperwork being lost multiple times on both sides. So, hatchet man, chillax. I'm...

No the reason is because 2 units handling paperwork is just too much. They'll lose it and it takes forever. Also your reserve unit might not want to let you go and could stall you. Who knows, your situation sounds overly complicated and hard to understand anyway.

They do but don't let that stop you from joining the reserves. Benefits outweigh that negative.

Taking care of pets is your own responsibility. There's no support program or money for that. I put my dog in daycare - they have a military discount.

This argument's getting pretty pretentious. It's nice everyone is feeling all important about themselves because they can identify battle dates. Maybe if I was in the army I'd care about Vimy ridge, but I'm not so I don't. Not everyone is interested in canadian history. I'm sure shipwreck is an...

Definitely something portable to entertain them while at sea, I'd recommend a tablet. You can also put references and study guides on it which comes in handy. Or if he likes useful things a flashlight or knife. I don't see what's weird about the daughter asking for a knife.

I will be starting my NETP soon in Esquimalt. Does anyone have any info or tips about it? What is the daily schedule like and what to expect from life in Esquimalt? Thanks for any help!