A few morsels of excellent advice there. Usually on a Posting, to a 'Good' Unit, that Unit will have appointed a 'sponsor' for the incoming member. A person from his workplace, often of the same rank and marital status, to talk to and show him the ropes. Often that person is given the others particulars so that they can contact them prior to their posting and perhaps tee up appointments, transportation, or any other item of concern that could be helpful in the move. Always nice to have someone knowledgeable take the incoming person around and assist in their Inclearance.swahili said:
So the house is now on the market hopefully sold soon..As the clock is ticking for DH to leave.. If we sell the house within the next month then we will be joining him and possibly buying in Alberta within 30 minute commute to the base...If the house later then a temporary Q for us is our other option.. But the wait list for Q's is lengthy.. DH is looking forward to back to the Field as static has been rather null and void.. 
so, I asked around a bit, and the general consensus is that they're quite busy. Now, that said, I don't make any suggestions as to quitting your job, or anything drastic. Without knowing what your husband does, specifically, I can't pin it down too much.paracowboy said:
as best it can, yes. The army won't just continually draw pers from, say, Petawawa, for every deployment.swahili said:
nope. I don't think the army knows right now, with all the juggling it has to do.
if he's just coming back from a deployment, he ain't goin' anywhere for quite a while. Many moons.
oh, there's a method. Never doubt the method. The method is sound. The method has been proven. The method will save us all. Oh, wait....no, there isn't. I forgot. You're right. ;D
