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Thank you, I was under the impression that I needed to complete my BMQ before I was able to wear those certain things. That's why I posted this thread.

Hi everyone,             I recently was enrolled in the Canadian Forces as a Infantryman for the Miramichi NB Reserve Unit. I've just acquired my basic kit for the nearest BMQ set to start on February 27th 2015 but have not received my Canadian Flags for my shoulder of my Combat Shirt or my...

No, see that's the thing. I've heard around I'm not a 'civilian' anymore. That I'm classed as a different type of citizen or something like that. I know it's a dumb question, but that's why I asked I was looking for clarification to something I had absolutely no clue about. Thanks for the feedback.

I have a burning question, I'm being enrolled tomorrow night at 8:00pm. I'm wondering if I'm still considered a civilian after I'm sworn in. I'm only being enrolled in the army reserves if that changes anything. Thanks yall -Hunter

Yes I called today and they said I was medically fit, but I couldn't attend the enrollment ceremony on he Januray 22nd as I am waiting on my background check. Also the BMQ I am set to train in is supposed to start on the 30th of January, I'm wondering if I'll get the check done with and enrolled...

I am applying for a reserve unit for the army in bathurst nb and have received confirmation I am medically fit, passed my cfat and completed my interview but can't attend the enrollment ceremony because I have to get my background check and the nearest BMQ is set to start the 30th of January...

I'm just concerned because I've read a few threads saying how it took them months and I'm really looking forward to this experience. My doctor filled out the documents by saying he doesn't see why I wouldnt be fit to complete my training so I'm hoping the doctor in ottawa feels the same way. But...

I've applied for the army reserve as an infantry in nb and passed everything including the cfat except the medical and been placed on medical hold due to a bend in my spine. I sent the required documents to Ottawa the same day I was examined by a medical officer. That was in december 2014 and im...